Jay has been living at David’s House Ministries for what he describes as “a long time.” This community is blessed with Jay’s joyous presence and contagious smile. He is often seen wearing fun, brightly colored socks and shoes that perfectly match his lively spirit, and he is not afraid to show it! His favorite part […]
Read MoreThis April, we celebrate the retirement of Chris Isenga after 25+ years of caring service at Grandville Friendship Home, now known as Ivanrest House. For over 25 years, Chris has faithfully served as the home manager, bringing steady care and com-passion to those who call it home. Her journey began as a weekend relief staff […]
Read MoreMeet Brenna, our LEAP Coordinator. LEAP, which stands for Life Enrichment Activities and Programs, offers opportunities for learning, creativity, and community outings three times a day, five days a week. Brenna’s journey with David’s House Ministries began in June 2024 when she joined as a Direct Support Professional. After spending time in Australia for a […]
Read MoreMarcela joined David’s House Ministries in January after feeling called to serve men and women with disabilities. She shared that the opportunity came at just the right time in her life. When asked what she is most excited about in her new role as House Supervisor at Willow Tree Lodge, Marcela said she looks forward to […]
Read MoreZach joined David’s House Ministries in December as the House Supervisor at Birch Tree Lodge. He was drawn to David’s House for two main reasons: the Christ-centered mission that guides every level of the organization and the culture of dignity and care that shapes how adults with disabilities are supported within their homes. Now stepping into […]
Read MoreAfter nearly fifteen years of service, David’s House recently celebrated the retirement of a beloved team member, Dean. Dean began his journey with our ministry in 2011, shortly after retiring from a 41-year career in the trucking industry. His connection started through his daughter, who worked at David’s House during college and invited him to volunteer transporting residents to […]
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