The purpose of this case study is to share a spirituality program which is implemented in the Gayang-4 Social Welfare Center from 2011 to 2014 and to provide an empirically-based practical evidence. The program composed of 8 sessions was for the elderly with depression, diabetes and high blood pressure. Participants had chances to rediscover the meaning of life and to reflect forgiveness, reconciliation, thankfulness and the rest of their days with past, present and future. The results showed significant differences between pre and post scores on the Geriatric Depression Scale and the meanings of this program and changes were found in the verbal statement of participants also. This program, still under development, is yet to apply universally to social work field but it needs to note the applicability. It will require the sustainable development of spirituality program.