Strong for Life 2.0 is an exercise program designed to improve strength, flexibility and balance in adults 60 years and older. The 45-minute class consists of exercises targeting the trunk, arms and legs. All movements are done in either sitting or standing positions and can be modified to fit the individual participant’s needs. The class is offered through a partnership with Providence Community Connections and the George Fox University Physical Therapy Program.

• Classes are free – but all participants must enroll.
• To enroll, participants must provide a release form from their doctor and a complete a short orientation.
• Please contact the parish office for more information or to enroll in the class.
• Classes are Monday and Wednesday from 10:30-11:15 AM in the South classrooms of the parish center.

This ministry is a special combination of hospitality and Eucharistic Ministry. A Homebound Minister represents the parish by bringing Holy Communion to those who are physically unable to gather with the congregation. Ministers to the homebound visit sick parishioners in their homes and assisted living centers; and use the ritual, Communion for the Sick, by sharing a Scripture reading and distributing the Eucharist.

To request a visit or to be considered as a Homebound Minister, contact Deacon Bill Bloudek.