Parsons Presbyterian Manor

04/13/2026

Age is the strongest known risk factor for dementia. While dementia is not a normal part of aging, the likelihood increases over time.

This is why regular medical conversations and awareness are so important.

Planning ahead often provides families with greater peace and more choices. PMMA (Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America®) communities are designed to support residents at every stage of life’s journey.

04/13/2026

Αt Parsons Presbyterian Manor, we believe in providing quality senior services guided by Christian values.
We are a faith-based, mission-driven, nonprofit organization.

Through this mission we are able to serve seniors with all income levels in our health care setting. 💜

Call today to inquire about our availability and schedule a tour. 📞 620-421-1450

04/10/2026

Our residents deserve the very best — and that starts with the people who care for them each day.
If you’re passionate about helping others, love building meaningful connections, and want to be part of a supportive team, we’d love to meet you.

04/10/2026

ART IS AGELESS at Presbyterian Manor! Amateur Category -Sharon Stalford, Best of Show! Karen Hardesty, Judges Choice! Kay Alderman, People’s Choice! Professional Category-James Tredway, Best of Show! Kay Walker, Judges Choice! Danny Nobles, People’s Choice! CONGRATULATIONS 🎉

04/09/2026

Morning Zumba Class is in session!! Let’s get those muscles moving!!!💃🏻🕺🏻🏋️

04/08/2026

Take a peek inside one of our Assisted Living rooms! Can’t you just imagine how comfortable you would be here living with us?! PARSONS PRESBYTERIAN MANOR, your next home.

04/08/2026

We appreciate Father Nic for nurturing our community’s spiritual life and uplifting us with faith and encouragement. You are a blessing! 🙏

Express your thanks: https://hubs.ly/Q0461YwD0

04/07/2026

Not every family agrees on senior care right away and that’s okay.

What matters most is moving forward with compassion, clear communication and a shared focus on your loved one’s needs.

Take the next step with our latest article, which offers helpful guidance for navigating aging at home, senior care, and the move to senior living. https://hubs.ly/Q048x8xH0

When families disagree about senior care, emotions can run high. Learn practical ways to communicate clearly, center your loved one’s needs, and move forward together.

04/06/2026

Early changes often appear gradually. Families may notice repeated questions, new difficulty with problem-solving, or subtle personality shifts.

Trust your instincts. Small changes can provide important insight.

Seeking guidance early allows families to explore support options together — thoughtfully and without urgency.

If you would ever like a confidential conversation, we’re here to help.

04/06/2026

And the Winner is.....

June Taylor!!!! 🫘
June guessed that there were 900 jelly beans in the jar 🫙. The correct number of jellies is 8️⃣5️⃣5️⃣‼️

Hope everyone had a great Easter!!🐣🌼

04/05/2026

Hope, renewal, and togetherness, Easter reminds us of life’s beautiful new chapters. 🌼

Wishing all a day full of light and love.

04/04/2026

Silent Saturday feels familiar to a lot of people.

Because it was the day in between.

Jesus had been crucified.
The tomb was sealed.
Heaven felt quiet.
The promise still mattered…
but nothing looked redeemed yet.

And that is the part nobody likes.

We love resurrection.
We can honor the cross.
But Silent Saturday?

That is the hard place.

The place where prayers feel unanswered.
Where grief is still fresh.
Where hope feels buried.
Where God seems silent
and you do not know what He is doing.

Saturday is the day that looked like nothing was happening.

But just because heaven was quiet
did not mean God was absent.

Just because the stone was sealed
did not mean the story was over.

Just because it looked finished
did not mean God was done.

And that will preach.

Because some of us are living in a Saturday season right now.

A season where it feels still.
Heavy.
Unclear.
Like God gave a promise
but all you can see is the tomb.

Silent Saturday reminds us
that God is still working
even in the silence.

Even in the waiting.
Even in the grief.
Even when you cannot feel Him.
Even when it looks like hope got buried.

The disciples probably thought it was over.

But Sunday was already on the way.

And maybe that is the word for somebody today:

Just because it is silent
does not mean God is not moving.

Just because you cannot see resurrection yet
does not mean it is not coming.

Some miracles happen loudly.

Some happen in the dark
while everybody thinks the story ended.