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This issue of the quarterly newsletter of LCMS Recognized Service Organizations features Concordia Life Care Community in Oklahoma City, OK. This organization serves the senior citizens who reside in its retirement community, while also providing outreach programs and ministries for those across Oklahoma City. Click here to read more. …
Continue ReadingThis story was originally posted in the Oklahoman. Concordia Life Care Community hosted a presentation of local artist Sunni Mercer’s exhibit, “Lament.” The exhibit featured the artist’s sculptures and poetry, which represented her personal journey toward redemption. The event was an opportunity for residents to listen to Mercer talk about her creations and converse with her about the exhibit, according to a news release. Concordia is a life plan community where residents can live independently and be guaranteed access to …
Continue ReadingCaregiver Herbert Magley shows off his Alzheimer’s Association “Superman” shirt to Concordia Life Care Community Marketing Director Julie Davis during the Caregiver Survivor Skills Conference at Church of the Servant. Magley served on a panel to provide tips and support for people who have taken on the responsibility of caring for their loved ones. OKLAHOMAN: Conference provides support to Oklahoma caregivers Originally posted in the Oklahoman The 19th annual Caregiver Survivor Skills Conference provided caregivers with resources to help them …
Continue ReadingThis news story was originally posted in The Oklahoman OKLAHOMAN: Honoring heroes beyond Memorial Day: Concordia residents celebrate those who served Traditionally, Memorial Day honors the men and women who died while serving in the military. At Concordia Senior Living in Oklahoma City, it’s a time where conversations often turn to the community’s residents – past and present – who served their country. In the community’s Hall of Honor, 65 photos hang on the wall, representing Concordia residents or their spouses, alongside …
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