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Spiritual Life

Sierra View Homes Retirement Community supports and encourages the spiritual life of each resident, regardless of his or her religious affiliation or beliefs.

Sunday morning worship services are held at 9:30. Churches from the community offer services throughout the month. In addition, a cozy Chapel is available for prayer and meditation.

Sierra View Homes also employs a chaplain who supplements the ministry of local churches and ministers, and encourages residents in their spiritual growth.

Caley Ortman, Chaplain for Sierra View Homes

Chaplain’s Corner Blog Posts

Chaplain’s Corner: The Sorrow of God - "It is said of God that no one can behold his face and live. I always thought this meant that no one could see his splendor and live. A friend said perhaps it means that no one could see his… ...
Image of a field with the words "God Speaks" floated over it. Chaplain’s Corner: God Speaks - Our Sierra View Bible Study has recently started a study of the book of Hebrews. It is a book that is rarely studied in its entirety. Perhaps this is because it is so dense, with so many references to other… ...
Blessed are the Seekers Chaplain’s Corner: Blessed are the Seekers - Nothing feels better than being certain about something. In our day-to-day lives we are always looking for “clear cut” and “sure things.” It makes sense then that we would seek the same things in our spiritual lives. To our chagrin,… ...
Flipping the Script Chaplain’s Corner: Flipping the Script - For one week every July I leave my chaplain/pastor routine in the Valley for an entirely different experience: Camp Director for our 3rd-12th graders at Camp Keola, situated at 7500 feet at Huntington Lake. In addition to swimming, singing and… ...
Unboxing Our Faith Chaplain’s Corner: Unboxing our Faith - It seems to be a fairly universal human trait to want to know exactly what goes in each box. We have a work box, we have a family box, we have a faith box and so on. This pandemic year… ...
We honor God's gift of life by taking the time to truly savor it. - Caley Ortman, Chaplain Chaplain’s Corner: Savoring Life - Do we use our time to really live or do we allow time to use us up? I recently encountered this question in Kathleen Norris’ book, Acedia & Me and it was another reminder that the time we have is… ...