Chaplain’s Corner

This really spoke to me, and our residents. I hope it helps someone else.

“Instead of living in the shadows of yesterday, walk in the light of today and the hope of tomorrow.” –Anonymous

We at Sunrise Manor are feeling so blessed today. We had a great Bible Study at Adult Day Care with the residents really participating in the discussions. We also have set our revival for October 16-18 here at the Nursing Home with Reverend Billy Curle being the evangelist and ask everyone to remember us in your prayers.

-Judy Hensley, Director of Spirituality

We had a great celebration today at Sunrise Manor. We celebrated the lives of ten of our precious residents who have gone on to be with the Lord. Residents, staff, and family members met in the chapel and shared songs, scriptures, and wonderful memories of the good times we had.We felt we have been blessed to have been a part of their lives.

-Judy Hensley, Director of Spirituality

Just wanted to let everyone know what a great revival we had at Sunrise Manor in Hodgenville. Bro. Billy Curle was the minister and preached 3 very inspiring messages. The resident remarked that it was like old times when they went to revivals at their home church. We had special singing each night and on the last night we had a resident sing a beautiful hymn. I feel we all left feeling revived and blessed to have been in God’s presence.

This was such a blessing to do the ‘Blessing of The Hands.’

The nurses, aids, therapy staff and everyone who participated was very appreciative. We read the ‘Blessing of the Hands,’ used the oil, and let them know what blessings they are to our home here. We let them know we could not be who we are without them and God’s help. I also did one with a therapist who was working with a resident.

God Bless,

– Judy Hensley, Director of Spirituality/Chaplain

We are getting ready for a fall revival here at Sunrise Manor. The residents are very excited and are expecting great things to happen in the next few weeks We will have special music each night and hope to have lots of support from the community and residents family.

-Judy Hensley, chaplain