Phoebe Ministries

03/13/2026

🎧 Boom Box Bingo had everyone in the groove! Instead of numbers, TGB Entertainment played joyful tunes, turning classic bingo into a melody of fun for our Terrace residents. 🎶

03/12/2026

Time to make no-potato Irish Potato Candy! 🥔✨🍀

03/12/2026

🍀 Our residents had a blast making Irish Potato Candy! Despite its name, it’s not from Ireland and contains no potatoes. A cousin of the cheesesteak, it’s actually a Philadelphia original, full of coconutty, cinnamony goodness. 🔔🦅

03/11/2026

📸 The Chestnut Ridge Photography Club met for their March meeting with the prompt “unique, whimsical, and winter scenes.” As an added bonus, one resident even shared special photographs taken by his father. Check out some of this month’s photos below!

03/09/2026

Our residents got creative making St. Patrick’s Day cards! 🍀✨ These festive creations are sure to make someone’s day. ❤

03/05/2026

Our Executive Director of Marketing & External Relations, Teri Haddad, was thrilled to spend time with Little Learners and Community Services for Children in honor of Read Across America!

At Phoebe, we love supporting our community and helping the next generation learn and grow. 📖

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03/04/2026

This month’s Positive Affirmations Project was all about sunshine and smiles! 🍀 Residents had a blast creating colorful Shamrock Suncatchers, filling the room with laughter, creativity, and good vibes. 🌈✨

03/03/2026

Some snapshots from our very first Lunch Bunch! 👩‍🍳🌮
Look at these amazing chefs! What a fun way to bond, cook, and enjoy time together.

03/02/2026

Miller’s First-Ever Lunch Bunch! Cooking and eating together as a team. Today’s main event is TACOS! 😋🌮

03/02/2026

Miller made headlines! 📰🏆 Thank you to WFMZ for capturing the energy, teamwork, and fun of our Miller Olympics!

And a special thank you to our wonderful residents for bringing their enthusiasm, and to our talented Eileen—who is always dreaming up creative, engaging events that keep the fun going! ✨

The Winter Olympics in Italy may be over, but not for a group of seniors in Lehigh County.