
“We fell in love with the place,” Mrs. Harmon said. “It was perfect for us.” Did you receive your copy of Over the Mountain Journal and recognize some familiar faces on the cover?! We’re excited to share this article, “Senior Living: Where life in the slow lane isn’t slow at all,” which features some of … Continued
Read MoreChoosing a retirement community can feel a bit like finding your perfect Valentine – you’re searching for a special place that truly complements your unique needs and desires. Just as you wouldn’t settle for just anyone, your retirement community should be a perfect match. Here’s a guide on how to find “The One” for you: … Continued
Read MoreArticle by The Rev. Katherine Harper, Associate Rector for Pastoral Care & Liturgy, Saint Stephen’s; Saint Stephen’s Spring/Summer 2024 Magazine, The Art of the Word Pastoral care means meeting people where they are in life—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. On Sunday afternoons at 3:30, it takes the form of a devoted group of parishioners bringing a … Continued
Read MoreReflection by Kirkwood Chaplain, The Rev. Richard Hanna God’s Word, many times, tells us about the importance of gratitude. Psalm 92:1 declares, “It is good to give thanks to the Lord!” And Paul in Colossians 3:16-17 affirms: “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, singing … Continued
Read MoreReflection by Kirkwood Chaplain, The Rev. Richard Hanna Remember the game we used to play as children – “Hide and Go Seek?” The person who was “it” would cover their eyes and count while all the other children would run and hide. Then, when the counting was done and as a final warning to those … Continued
Read MoreReflection by The Rev. Richard Hanna “It is good to give thanks to the LORD, to sing praises to your name, O Most High; to declare your steadfast love in the morning, and your faithfulness by night, to the music of the lute and the harp, to the melody of the lyre. For you, O … Continued
Read MoreReflection from Kirkwood Chaplain, The Rev. Lucy Turner A few days after our Kirkwood residents took a field trip to take in the wonder of the Cahaba Lilies in bloom, one resident, who had been captivated by the splendor of the lilies, was in the Kirkwood Library looking for more information about the flowers. I … Continued
Read MoreGrowing up in sports, Adam Pouncey didn’t see his future including a career in the culinary world. It wasn’t until he threw his arm out playing baseball in college that he discovered his love of cooking. “I found a Weber grill for $5 at a place called Dirt Cheap, and just started cooking. My roommate … Continued
Read MoreHappy National Nurses Week! We couldn’t imagine our community without the dedicated care our nurses provide to residents in healthcare levels each and every day. And one of the many benefits of retirement living at Kirkwood is receiving care from a Wellness Nurse in Independent Living, even if the injury is as surface as a … Continued
Read MoreLast week, some of our Kirkwood marketing representatives attended the Life Plan Marketing Summit in Fort Mill, SC, right outside of Charlotte, NC. This immersive sales and marketing experience, presented by Good Brand Company, provided endless opportunities to meet, greet, and learn from leaders in senior living from across the United States. … Continued
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Contact Us TodayOur residents come from different backgrounds and bring their unique qualities, talents, and life experiences to complete the Kirkwood community. Here are just a few reflections from some individuals who call Kirkwood their home.