03/27/2026
✝️ Each Thursday and Sunday at MBH, something special happens. The halls, come alive with anticipation. These days are chapel days-an hour that residents look forward to with joy.
✝️ This chapel service program continues to do well because, of our many volunteers. This post recognizes Pastor Byron Lindbo, Milo Mell, seminary, and Pastor Pauline Crowder.
✝️ The singing of hymns is an important part of each service. Many of the hymns selected by the residents have traveled with them across the decades of life: through marriage, children, hardships, joys and now in the later years of life.
✝️ Singing gives our residents no medication can: connection. Connection to one another, to their memories, to meaning.
✝️ The message that each volunteer presents, for many is a personal reminder that they are still seen, still valued and still part of part of a many life stories.
✝️ None of this would be possible without our many volunteers who show week after week. They come faithfully rain or shine, busy or not-because they believe in what these moments mean. Many a volunteer has stated that they come to serve, but more often than not, they leave feeling served.
✝️ At MBH, chapel isn't just an event. It's a lifeline. A weekly blessing. A reminder that each person, at every age, still matters and still has something to give and that they are a child of God. Beloved.
✝️ A sincere thank you, to all our chapel volunteers.
Chuck Repnow
Activity Manager
