By and large, the more than 200 seniors who call Lutheran Towers home are vibrant and thriving members of the midtown community and a good many of them are Redeemer members or frequent visitors.  On a recent visit, residents were overheard chatting about how much fun they have and that there is always something going on in their building. Many attend scheduled activities such as chair yoga, bingo, and Friday night games with local college students.  They enjoy walking the Beltline, weekly Thrift Club shopping trips, and attending area cultural events.  Not to be trounced by advancing technology, residents attend iPad tips and tricks sessions and are often found in the computer lab.  Among these activities, living at Lutheran Towers also means having support available for physical well-being such as health services, medication management, and home keeping. 

Our residents fit right into Redeemer on a number of levels.  Many join us for Wednesday night meals, WELCA circles, Men's Coffee, and of course Sunday morning worship!  Our relationship is further strengthened by volunteer opportunities such as the intergenerational group Hands Across the Bridge that provides communal meals and events like Trick-or-treating and the Princes and Princesses party held each year.

Pastor Lee's vision all those years ago is flourishing because of the generous financial support of Redeemer and our members.  Thanks to our time, treasure, and dedication, our seniors are flourishing, too!

Click on this link to Lutheran Towers resident, Mardeene Mitchell's Grady hospital commercial. Mardeene is a real light in our community. We are so thankful that she survived her stroke and is doing quite well.  She participates regularly in our exercise programs. In the past, she has run the Peachtree Road Race!  She is awesome!

https://youtu.be/KvCmceja6NI