Methodist Senior Services

These images from the MSS Strategic Planning Meeting this past Thursday and Friday capture more than a gathering of leaders. They reflect a defining moment in the life of Methodist Senior Services.

Leaders from across MSS communities joined Board Directors and Members of the Corporation to share their voices in shaping the future direction of the organization. This important work will help set the course for MSS for years to come. We were honored to have the session hosted by Dana Wollschlager, Partner, AHM, CRM, COM and Practice Leader with Plante Moran Living Forward, whose guidance helped frame thoughtful and forward-looking conversations.

The dialogue throughout the meeting was engaged, honest, and mission-centered. Every voice in the room reflected a commitment to the residents, families, and team members we serve. It is our hope that years from now we will look back on this season as a defining chapter when MSS positioned itself for continued strength, sustainability, and impact.

Thank you to every leader who participated and contributed to the meaningful conversations that will guide our next chapter. We are stronger together.

Today and tomorrow the Board of Directors and Members meet with the Statewide leadership team to strategically plan for the future of MSS.

As President/CEO Christie Vance gave a “State of the State” to kick things off, I noticed the beautiful Bradford Pear blooms bursting out among the trees. And I thought, “from the smallest things, great beauty comes forth.”

May God bless our strategic planning that from small conversations and ideas, great works of faith may bloom.

We know some of you have woken up to ice and others to snow. It can be beautiful and fun to see and play in. However, it can also be dangerous. Here is reminder from MEMA on knowing your risk in super cold temps.

Well, here comes the COLD! We hope you have taken time to prepare and are ready to face the upcoming storm. As we enter the weekend, we are reminding you to check your 4 Ps before its too late. People (especially the elderly), Pets, Pipes and Plants.

Thanks to MEMA for sharing these great winter weather preparation tips!