In 1898 Lancaster Conference related groups began outreach efforts on the property now occupied by the Welsh Mountain Home. There were agricultural and industrial ventures intended to provide jobs for the community. Evangelization efforts were made through Bible studies and visitation.

In 1924 the Conference redirected its efforts toward serving the needs of the elderly. A nursing home was established. In 1938 the Welsh Mountain Mennonite Church began under separate leadership from the Home. As building requirements became more restrictive, the Intermediate Care Facility licensing was dropped and licensure as a Personal Care Boarding Home under the PA State Department of Public Welfare was obtained in 1980. The six supporting Bishops appointed a Board of Directors to guide the program.

Mission Statement
“The Welsh Mountain Home provides facilities, services and programs for older adults and dependent persons. It is committed to maintaining an atmosphere of simplicity and integrity with a Christian emphasis.”

The Core Values of the Home are as follows:

Christian Compassion
      Expressing concern, tender love, grace, and mercy for each other

Teamwork
      Demonstrating attitudes of mutual respect, cooperation and encouragement

Integrity
      Upholding values of honesty, trust, peace and justice

Accountability
      Reflecting Christian ideals through dependability and respect

Faith
      Acknowledging Christ-centered belief and trust in God

Stewardship
      Providing responsible management or our resources.