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od’s message is really fairly constant and consistent. What fluctuates is humans’ interpretations of His Word. When we consider different views of God’s messages, we learn more about others, more about God, and ultimately more about ourselves. “Thanksgiving is an American national holiday that is inclusive of many faiths,” said Carol Chesler, a cantor at Temple Beth El in Rohrerstown. “It is celebrated well beyond any house of worship. It’s a chance for all of us to come together, get to know one another and express abundance and the joy of the season. Thanksgiving by nature is about gratitude, and that’s what brings us together.” Temple Beth El cantor Carol Chesler Chesler is also one of the driving forces behind the Thanksgiving God at 3 p.m. on the Sunday before Community, 3001 Lititz Pike, Lititz. Community of Faith Service, which Thanksgiving, Nov. 22, inside the The event is free to attend, and the will offer varying perspectives on chapel at Brethren Village Retirement public is welcome. See Interfaith pg 2

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When the time comes, Willie Smart would like to be a father. Smart knows some things about being a father, and what he doesn’t know he’ll play by heart. “Oh yes, I definitely want to be a father,” said Smart. “I’d be protective. I think I’d be relentless; never give up as a father. I will need to be strong and to be present and to be wiser.”

A Lancaster resident, Smart, who grew up in an orphanage in Honduras, is one of the founders of B+, an emerging nonprofit with a mission to impact the community and the world through altruistic efforts to support kids without parents, keep families together and help parents be more present in their children’s lives. In many ways, B+, which operates under the tagline “Be plus, be more, be positive,” is still finding its way See Willie Smart pg 6

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Proper movement, consistent activity and the right amount of rest can heal injured and aching bodies. One of the keys to unlocking those soothing powers is the people skills that physical therapists like Hayden McDevitt possess. “We try to create a scenario where a person feels heard, feels valued, that they’re not just a number,” said McDevitt, a state-licensed physical therapist. “We realize they’re taking their time and resources to come here. We want them to feel like we value their time like hopefully they value our time. That relationship building is one of the tenets of our practice. You work with the same team at every visit.” McDevitt, who is also the clinic director at HARTZ Physical Therapy’s Lititz office, possesses both a bachelor’s degree and a Doctor of Physical Therapy accreditation from Arcadia University. First and foremost, he is a physical therapist - a motivator, a healer. “We do still work with our patients one on one, which is no longer the industry standard,” said McDevitt. “We can see patients without a doctor’s referral. We can’t prescribe medications or order imaging, but we can work with doctors.” On average, a physical therapist at the Lititz office of HARTZ Physical Therapy sees about 40 patients each week. The onehour sessions, which typically occur twice a week over six-week periods, can involve repetitive

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a reception where participants will be afforded an opportunity to talk and mingle. “This is a springboard to get to know each other in a nonthreatening environment,” said Chesler. “We need to appreciate our differences. This is the work we need to be doing.” The initial community of faith service was conducted in 2024, the same year that the Local Interfaith Clergy Council was established. The council, which is made up of seven houses of worship, meets once a month for breakfast at Family Fare

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Santa Claus will be present, arriving in Penn Square aboard a fire truck escorted by the Lancaster City Bureau of Fire. The tree lighting will follow. This year’s tree is a 25-foot-tall Norway spruce donated by a resident of New Holland. The entertainment will include performances by Fulton Theatre, Synergy Dance, and THEM The Collective, along with music from DJ Vinny. Following the tree lighting, a live parranda will lead attendees from Penn Square to Bert & The Elephant, with music and celebration continuing along the way.

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P.T. from pg 1 exercises, massage, weight training and counseling. About half of the individuals who the HARTZ physical therapists see are adults between the ages of 40 and 70. “It’s as varied a demographic as if you walked into a restaurant or a grocery store,” said McDevitt. “We have some patients who are pretty high-level athletes. For some, it feels like a marathon to walk in from the parking lot. But most patients are coming for the treatment of pain. “I would be disappointed if I didn’t teach people good habits over time,” continued McDevitt. “That’s physically and that’s mentally. Pain has an effect on us, physically and psychologically. We want them to look at (physical therapy) like it’s something they get to do, not something they have to do.” Physical therapy can be part of a prescribed doctor’s care, and it can be part of preprocedural and postprocedural treatments. The patients could be suffering from trauma injuries, stress injuries, ankle pain, shoulder pain or ne ck pa in , b ut t he number one reported ailment is back pain. “The first thing we do when you come out is have a one-on-one conversation about the evolution of

your health history, how long you’ve been having the pain, what has worked and what hasn’t,” said McDevitt, a resident of Lititz. “What we have to do is make the treatment personalized for each person. The foundation of that piece is taking the time to figure out what makes that pain personalized. “The plan has to be in place, and then it becomes about consistency,” McDevitt added. “If they are (consistent), physical therapy has a high success rate. We really try to empower the person. We don’t want to require them to come Physical therapist Hayden McDevitt works with a patient. to us to alleviate pain. Hopefully, they’re going to continue to be successful independently.” 2195-A Old Philadelphia Pike A graduate of Manheim Lancaster, PA 17602 www.lancasterarchery.com Township High School, 717-394-7229 McDevitt had a positive experience with physical t h e ra p y w h e n h e w a s younger, and it helped shape his career path. “I always knew I wanted to be in the medical profession,” said McDevitt. “I had some ankle injuries that limited me in high school, and I had an opportunity to go through physical therapy. I liked that you saw patients and that it was hands-on. As a physical therapist, you’re in the trenches. It felt very hands-on and physical, which I like.”

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Streak Tessa Richard makes a diving save against Hempfield in a 2-1 loss during the PIAA 3A field hockey championship on Thursday, November 5, 2026, in Landisville.

Under Thursday night lights, Manheim Township’s Mikaela DesAutels works to get by Hempfield’s Chamies Khani in a 2-1 loss during the PIAA 3A field hockey championship on Thursday, November 5, 2026, in Landisville.

In a 2-1 loss, Manheim Township’s Marlowe Mullady battles for the ball against Hempfield’s Lucy Fahrney during the PIAA 3A field hockey championship on Thursday, November 5, 2026, in Landisville. photos by Mark Palczewski

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to talk with church members during the craft show. “We love to get people into conversations that could possibly lead to something else,” she said. “Our ‘something else’ is we want to spread the love of Jesus Christ, and we want to do that in any way that we can.” Heisey noted that one current church member decided to join after attending the craft show and seeing a bulletin board listing the variety of events held at the church. She encourages people to come to the craft show, adding, “It’s just a nice atmosphere. There’s a place to sit if you want to eat here, or you can just check out all the vendors. It’s always very well attended.” Ruhl said the show is the perfect time to start - or continue - your holiday shopping. “It might not be the biggest craft show in the area, but I think that helps it not be so overwhelming,” she said. “The vendors are high-quality. You can pick up inexpensive but well-made items for gifts and check off people on your list.” Food at the Manheim Holiday Craft Show will be available for purchase by cash only. Some craft vendors may accept credit cards or electronic payments. Parking is available in a large lot, and both the building and restrooms are handicapped-accessible. For more information, search for “Manheim Holiday Craft Show” on Facebook.

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short-term missions for people in the church or in the community that have a need, and we do those throughout the year.” Each year, a group travels to at least one mission site in the country, although last year two trips were o r ga n i z e d . O ne g ro u p traveled to Guatemala to ser ve at K airos House, while another completed mission work in West Virginia. Plans for a trip in June of 2027 are still being finalized. The mission team includes church members as well as people from the community, and it’s open to anyone who wants to serve, Ruhl said. “Shout out to our church and our community,” she added, noting that funds raised made the trip affordable for the teams last summer. “We have a very supportive, faithful church and community.” The craft show is an opportunity for people to learn more about the mission team and the church in general, she said. “Our church is so excited about getting people to come for anything,” she remarked. “We try to offer a variety. This is a craft show, but during the year we have Easter egg hunts, we give away food. We try to touch different people in the community that have different needs. We’re just excited when people come and they can see what we are.” She noted that the church is welcoming and friendly and that people are invited

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Willie Smart from pg 1 and searching for its exact identity in the nonprofit community. “My dad abandoned my mother,” said Smart. “My mom and grandma took me and my sister to an or phanage because they said it was the best for us. The time came for us to understand them and forgive them, and that’s what B+ is. At the orphanage, we had everything we needed. But that special love was missing, the love from a mother and a father. It’s made me stronger and wiser and has helped me carry out the mission of B+.” B+ supports its mission through a variety of financial sources, not the least of which is a clothing and apparel line of active wear that bears its name. Locally, B+ has sponsored the Lancaster Mennonite School’s boys’ and girls’ soccer teams and the McCaskey High School’s runners club, as well as a number of community causes. “We want to change people’s lives. That’s one of our genuine intentions,” said Smart. “It’s not about me. It’s about families united under God. I want to share with younger generations. We are human beings. We have positive energy to share with others. “ The clothing is the vehicle,” continued Smart. “ We’re putting all the things together to make it a great thing for everyone.” During the formative years between the ages of 2 and 16, Smart was raised in an orphanage without his biological parents. It created an environment

where he bonded with his fellow orphans, and it taught him to do more things for himself. “When it comes to blood and family, it’s hard to think about it,” said the 48-year-old Smart, who manages the Crazy Pupusas & More restaurant in the city. “My mom used to come to the orphanage and visit three times a year. There are some kids from the or phanage I still keep in contact with. We ’re always learning about the world. We had to learn about making the right decision and who to trust. “(Growing up in an orphanage) wasn’t perfect, but it was positive because I decided it would be,” Smart added. “I also learned how to care for others, kindness, compassion and respect. That’s what B+ is all about. I have to transfer this into something positive for others. It’s an experience I want to share with the world. I am the man I am today because of my time at the orphanage.” Smart is in contact with his mother in Honduras and speaks with her regularly. He has no contact with his biological father, but he would like to meet him. “One of the greatest victories we can achieve is forgiveness,” said Smart. “When I was homeless in California, I forgave my father, and it wasn’t easy. Yes, I’d like to meet my father. I have forgiven him from the bottom of my heart.” For more information, go to www.bplusofficial.com.

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Orchestra Announces Concert The Lancaster Symphony Orchestra (L SO) will present “From Solitude to Triumph” in the Gardner Theatre at Lancaster Country Day School, 725 Hamilton Road, Lancaster. Performances will take place on Friday, Nov. 20,

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Good Shepherd, 750 Greenfield Road, Lancaster, will present “Oh Holy Night - A Very Special Advent/Holiday Concert” on Sunday, Nov. 29, at 4 p.m. Directed by organist and previous Good Shepherd cantor the Rev. Marilyn Witte, this multimedia concert will offer a variety of multicultural, multinational settings of seasonal hymns. The concert will feature soloist Amy Yovanovich performing wellknown tunes such as “I

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