Celebrating spirituality and faith is a personal journey, one shaped by family traditions and beliefs that can shift and grow over time. That journey often includes learning from traditions outside our own and weaving pieces of our own practices into new celebrations. How people engage spiritually also tends to differ by generation, shaped by the experiences and values each generation brings. Across Presbyterian Senior Living communities, we honor a multitude of spiritual beliefs and faiths, celebrated together by residents, families, and team members. The richness of these celebrations comes from recognizing what each generation contributes.
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At Presbyterian Senior Living, as part of our mission, we are committed to leading with compassion and respect in providing care for residents. We understand simple interactions can affect how a person feels throughout the entire day, and that our words and actions go a long way when providing care to our residents.
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At Presbyterian Senior Living, we believe community is strongest when every story is welcomed and every tradition has a place at the table. Across our campuses, residents and team members bring rich histories, diverse cultures, and meaningful celebrations that shape who we are together. This shared diversity enriches daily life and creates opportunities to learn from one another in meaningful ways.
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At Presbyterian Senior Living, dignity and respect aren't just words on a mission statement—they're lived values that shape every interaction between our diverse community of residents and team members, regardless of background, ethnicity, culture, or sexual orientation.
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Community Experience | Diversity & Inclusion
Although Presbyterian Senior Living's foundation is Presbyterian-based, we welcome people from many different walks of life and religions.
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December holds many recognized holiday celebrations. One of the most recognized is Christmas, celebrated on December 25. For Christians, this holiday marks the birth of the last true prophet sent by God. This month, we are also highlighting two additional holidays and their origins. Finally, we found a few fun December holidays sure to make you smile.
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