Community Life

"I have lived at Abundant Christian Living Community for about 1 ½ years. I previously lived by myself and I was pretty happy living by myself, but one day I tripped and fractured my hip and back and so my kids didn’t want me to live alone anymore. I looked at all the places in the area, and I chose ACLC because I liked it the best. Kayla, the Executive Director, was extremely nice and helpful.

I like my apartment and the staff are always ready to help you no matter what. Maintenance comes right away and tries to fix any problems in my apartment. The staff also provide transportation to doctor’s appointments and weekly grocery outings, which is very important.  

I have made friends, the people here are very nice, we get to know each other, we care about each other and check on each other. There are many activities, anything you would be interested you can find, good music programs and a nice Chapel with services." 

Ethel Longmire, Independent Living Resident at ACLC

Meet Stephen and Carol Crowe, residents in the Tower, part of our Independent Living level of care.  

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Join Anna Adams, our Marketing Director, on a tour of our spacious Penthouse. 

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Ms. Margaret “Faye” Beverly came to Abundant Christian Living Rehabilitation Center following a decline in function. Upon admission, she was having difficulty with transfers, walking, and performing daily activities impacting her level of independence. 

Ms. Beverly worked hard and challenged herself and was determined to meet her goals. She was happy with her progress and states, “Everyone has been super nice. I thoroughly enjoyed therapy and seeing all the improvements I made. Everyone here made my stay away from home much better.” Ms. Beverly was looking forward to getting into her new apartment and back to her daily routine. 

The ACLC Team is proud of you, Ms. Beverly! Thank you for choosing Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center.

What a FUN Open House full of dancing, games, prizes, and new friends!

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Happy Friday! Miss Jude says the window seat in the Café is the best seat in the house. Hard to beat this pretty view at ACLC!

At Abundant Christian Living, we believe in walking alongside one another through every season of life—and now, we’re taking that step quite literally. Our community is coming together to walk in honor of those impacted by Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

This cause is deeply personal for so many of our residents, families, and friends. Each step we take is for a loved one, a cherished memory, and a future where no one has to face this disease alone.

Together, we can help make Alzheimer’s a memory.

Hundreds of our neighbors will gather for a day filled with hope, inspiration, and support at the Walk to Make Alzheimer’s a Memory—and we would love for you to be part of it.

Location: *NEW* Freedom Hall Civic Center, 1320 Pactolas Road, Johnson City, TN 37604

Date/Time: Saturday, April 25, 2026 @ 10 a.m.

You can support our team by joining us or making a donation here:
http://support.alztennessee.org/goto/ACLC_HC

Every contribution, big or small, makes a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected.

We’ll also be hosting a community BINGO fundraiser on April 7th from 5:30pm-7:30pm with all proceeds going to Alzheimer's Tennessee!

To learn more about the mission and impact of Alzheimer’s Tennessee, visit: www.alztennessee.org

Thank you for walking this journey with us—and for helping bring hope to so many. 💜 

Anna Adams, our Director of Marketing, led BINGO at the Roby Fitzgerald Adult Center recently with terrific prizes and a treat for everyone. 

Ms. Christa Statzer came to Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center following a hospital stay resulting in a decline in function. Upon admission, she presented with deficits in transfers, walking and dressing that impacted her level of independence. 

Ms. Statzer worked hard and challenged herself to be stronger led by a determination to return home. She was happy with her progress and states, “Everyone has been so nice to me here. I have really enjoyed it. Therapy has given me confidence with standing and has gotten me so much better.” Ms. Statzer was excited to return home to get back to her daily routine. 

The ACLC Team is proud of you, Ms. Statzer! Thank you for choosing Abundant Christian Living Community Rehabilitation Center.

Happy 100th to our longtime resident Don McIntire!

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