retirement enhanced with
Community Life
King’sBridge offers a social life with engaging activities and programs, restaurant-style dining experience, a vibrant wellness program, volunteer and service projects, beautiful amenities across an established campus, staff that provides excellent customer service and compassionate care, book discussions and Bible studies, for a comfortable and connected lifestyle.
PROMOTING VITALITY with
Engaging Activities
Staying active is always important - especially as we age. Participation in activities can help manage chronic diseases and delay the onset of age-related conditions. Engaging in social activities can help build and maintain relationships, stay emotionally strong, and improve health benefits. At King'sBridge, we provide our residents a calendar of diverse activities to ensure there's something for every interest. The following is a list of sample activities that take place each week.
making dining a
Delightful Experience
Our culinary team continually impresses residents and their guests with diverse menus that include both healthy favorites and innovative cuisine. Our staff understands that memories are made at tables filled with delicious, home-cooked meals.
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VALUing
Spirituality
King'sBridge was designed to integrate the unique experiences and expressions of spirituality for each resident, respecting the diverse thoughts, beliefs, and practices. Founded as a "Christian Retirement Community", we seek to be a community where everyone can live authentically and wholeheartedly. Our residents participate in weekly non-denominational Vesper services, engage in spiritual book discussions and Bible studies, and have access to our staff Chaplain.
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This is home without cooking, or lawn care, or writing several checks to the power company, water company, telephone company or other service providers. Write one check and live in comfort, safety, security, and among interesting retired people.
betty m., resident
