Category: Mt. Healthy
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Celebrating our Community – 60 Years of Care at The Christian Village at Mt. Healthy
A Vision for Community In 1960, Richard Crabtree, through much prayer, brought a group of ministers together who shared a vision for a Christ-centered community for aging adults. The first gift, $100 from Lena Hanselman of the women’s group of White Oak Christian Church, was given on June 24, 1960. In September 1960 a temporary…
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Small Things, Big Impact
We often think improving our health requires big changes—a new workout routine, a strict diet, or a complete lifestyle makeover. But what if the small things we do everyday matter more than we realize? Small Choices, Big Changes Wellness doesn’t have to be all-or-nothing. Small choices add up! Five minutes of movement is still movement.…
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Laughter is Really Good Medicine
We spend a lot of time talking about what we should do for our health: exercise, eat well, sleep, drink water, and stay connected. But there is one wellness prescription that doesn’t require a copay: Laughter! A good laugh isn’t just fun—it may benefit both our bodies and our minds. Laughter Helps Relieve Stress…
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Never Stop Growing: Why Curiosity Keeps Us Young
When we think about aging well, we often focus on physical health—staying strong, maintaining balance, and keeping our bodies moving. While these things are certainly important, there is another ingredient that contributes to a vibrant life at any age: curiosity. Curiosity is the willingness to learn, explore, and try something new. It keeps our minds engaged, our spirits energized and often…
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“I’m Too Busy” — The Health Paradox
“I know I should take care of myself… I’m just too busy.” If that thought sounds familiar, you are certainly not alone. Many people find themselves caught in what feels like a frustrating cycle—life gets busy, so health takes a back seat… but when health declines, life becomes even harder to manage. It’s a real conundrum. The truth…
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Move With Purpose: Living Fully at Every Age
By the time spring turns into early summer, everything around us is growing, blooming, and reaching toward the light. It’s a wonderful reminder that we were never meant to stop growing — not in body, not in heart, and not in purpose. Movement is not just about exercise. It’s about being able to live fully — to go where we want to…
