Christ Church Senior Adult Ministry Luncheons are open to anyone – there is no age limit on either end! We enjoy meeting new people, learning new things, spreading joy, and working to spread God’s love, one person at a time.
Join us and bring friends! Our Senior Adult Ministry Spring Luncheons in Fellowship Hall begin promptly at 11:30 am on the second Monday of each month, February through May. The program portion is always free. The luncheon that follows is an affordable $15, catered by Gracious Plenty, with a fine selection of box lunches. Always delicious!
In this engaging and informative talk, Healthy Mind, Healthy Life: Nurturing Your Brain as You Age, Kristen Neises, APRN, will share practical, research-based strategies to help us improve cognitive function, enhance memory, and protect our brains from age-related decline. A faculty member of both UofL’s Trager Institute and School of Nursing, Kristen brings a strong commitment to helping seniors.
Whether they reach out to us by phone, text, email, or on social media, con artists are targeting seniors more than ever. Protecting Yourself from Fraud is a timely and much-needed message from AARP Kentucky, teaching us the psychology behind ID theft, fraud, and scams, and offering wise counsel on how we can avoid being among the 141 million Americans who’ve been victims of fraud.
The first woman president of Georgetown College, Dr. Rosemary Allen quickly demonstrated her mettle by eliminating the College’s $28 million long-term debt in just 12 months, and was honored as Woman of the Year 2024 by the Georgetown/Scott County Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Allen, a literature professor, will draw from her love of story and deep well of experience to describe the providential influence of God in her career and show us why investing our time, energy, and resources in education is vital for the success of our community.
Back by popular demand, Dr. Daniel Blosser will share more fascinating Hymn Stories in word and song! Our own Music Man since 2016, Dan holds a DMA in Choral Conducting, and served on the faculty at Butler University and the University of Indianapolis. In addition to Dan’s passion for music ministry and exceptional talent as a soloist, his teaching skills held us spellbound last spring. Encore!
