On line viewing of Immanuel Ev. Lutheran Church, Greenville, WI. All denominations are invited to attend

Chaplain Peter will lead us in morning daily devotions, Monday-Friday

A weight resistance class led by our resident Linda!

In 2026, we are stitching together something special. A Patchwork of Tall Tales is a year long creative journey where each month, each community and individual will have the opportunity to add a piece to the whole.

Sign up at the front desk. Please arrive in the lobby by 12:50 PM so we can load and leave by 1:00 PM. We need at least three to sign up to make the trip. Thank you!

Open to All Residents (whether years or a month) Sharing some stories with each other. Themes or About your life experiences.

Current events highlight the key news, trends, and issues shaping our world today, from politics and economics to art, science and culture. Keep up-to-date, informed, and connected to the rapidly changing global landscape.

Chaplain Peter will lead us in morning daily devotions, Monday-Friday

Twenty minutes of slow and easy yoga moves and stretches followed by 10 minutes of mindful breathing.

All residents are invited to participate in the Lifespark TRYathlon! The competition is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:00 PM. We compete against other Lifespark communities in a fun challenge of walking (all abilities welcome), arm crank, and leg crank. Fridays at 1:00 we watch The Really Big Show to find out our standings

Join us each Tuesday as we make fresh protein smoothies each week in the lobby at 2:00pm. Each week will be a different flavor!

Chaplain Peter will lead us in morning daily devotions, Monday-Friday

Resident Council's primary purpose is to represent residents' interests, advocate for improvements in their living conditions, and facilitate communication between residents and management.

Chaplain Peter will lead us in morning daily devotions, Monday-Friday

Corporate communion presided over by a deacon or layperson with hymns and rosary.

A variety of games supporting memory, focus, and problem-solving skills. Brain games also provide a fun way to stay engaged socially and mentally, which can boost overall well-being.

All residents are invited to participate in the Lifespark TRYathlon! The competition is held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:00 PM. We compete against other Lifespark communities in a fun challenge of walking (all abilities welcome), arm crank, and leg crank. Fridays at 1:00 we watch "The Really Big Show" to find out our standings

Live and interactive monthly presentations that connect residents with interesting people in amazing places.

A joyful, interactive activity to sing familiar songs promoting social engagement, memory recall, and emotional well-being.

Bingo is a fun, low-pressure game that supports cognitive skills like memory, attention, and pattern recognition while encouraging social interaction and emotional well-being. Its adaptability makes it accessible for various ability levels, offering joy, routine, and community.

Chaplain Peter will lead us in morning daily devotions, Monday-Friday

A weight resistance class led by our resident Linda!

The Really Big show announces our standings each week in the Lifespark TRYathlon competition.

Wii Bowling is a fun and interactive game that allows people of all ages to enjoy the excitement of bowling without leaving home. It promotes light physical activity, hand-eye coordination, and friendly competition in a relaxed, social setting.

Sarah, on harp, and Arthur, on cello, offer a gentle, engaging mix of familiar melodies, light classical, folk, and sing-along–friendly pieces, with a warm and relaxed presence that listeners tend to really enjoy.

On line viewing of Immanuel Ev. Lutheran Church, Greenville, WI. All denominations are invited to attend

Super Bowl 60 marks a milestone for the NFL, celebrating six decades of football, competition, and culture. More than a championship game, it brings fans together for unforgettable moments on the field and beyond.

Chaplain Peter will lead us in morning daily devotions, Monday-Friday

A weight resistance class led by our resident Linda!

In 2026, we are stitching together something special. A Patchwork of Tall Tales is a year long creative journey where each month, each community and individual will have the opportunity to add a piece to the whole.

All levels and abilities are invited to attend, whether you want to work on your own project, or work on one of the group projects! Knitting, crochet, or any type of fiber art included. Location: First floor alcove.

Current events highlight the key news, trends, and issues shaping our world today, from politics and economics to art, science and culture. Keep up-to-date, informed, and connected to the rapidly changing global landscape.