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When Aapa Kuita-Seiuli walks through the doors of Victorian Village each morning, she isn’t just arriving at work. She’s stepping into a place that has become a second home. Most people here know her as Anna, a steady and joyful presence in the halls, a woman whose compassion seems to brighten every hallway she walks through.…

Jim Burch never imagined he’d become an artist. He grew up far from galleries, on Ohio tenement farms where nothing stayed put for long. His family were sharecroppers who moved every few years. The equipment was old, the repairs were constant, and improvising was a way of life. If something broke, you didn’t replace it. You bent it back, wired it together, and coaxed it into working again. Jim watched and helped.…

She also treasures the sense of community. We welcome the new people. We look out for each other. This really is a community.”…

“I would heartily recommend it here,” she said. “It’s been a joy. The help is great. The people are kind. And the Lord has taken care of me.”…