On November 19, Phoebe Allentown hosted a Holiday Craft Bazaar, showcasing talent from Phoebe employees and local community members. With items ranging from Christmas décor to crocheted blankets, hand-made clothes, stickers, pins, jewelry, and much more, creativity and Christmas spirit filled Moyer Hall. Residents, staff members, and Allentown residents browsed each vendor’s creations, including a…
Phoebe Ministries hosted the 16th annual Golf Tournament on Monday, August 12, at the prestigious Saucon Valley Country Club. The Golf Tournament is famously Phoebe’s largest fundraising event of the year, with proceeds going to charitable care for seniors in need. Over 225 golfers took to one of three courses to compete for overall scores…
The summer of 2024 was an exciting time to be at Phoebe Ministries. With joyful activities taking place across every campus, there was never a dull moment for our residents. Among the most notable of these activities were our Century Circle socials. These events promise delightful entertainment and the chance for our most gracious donors…
Residents of Phoebe Allentown and generous Century Circle donors were treated to a blast from the past at a 1950s-themed party on June 14th, 2024. Taking place at Miller Personal Care Home, the event featured ‘50s-era décor filled with retro iconography—such as jukeboxes, leather jackets, and souped-up hot rods. As guests filtered in, many opted…
On Friday, November 10, Pathstones by Phoebe members Eugene “Gene” Derenick, Third Class Petty Officer in the US Navy, 1965-1968 and Master Sergeant E-7 in the US Air Force Reserves, 1980-1997, and George Campbell, Captain in the US Navy, 1960-1964 and Captain in the US Navy, 1964-1986 joined Thomas Delmer “Artimus” Pyle, former drummer for Lynyrd…
Lehigh Valley Business (LVB) recently announced the 2023 LVB Power 100 List. According to LVB, “these are the people who shape our communities and influence the quality of life in our region.” Phoebe is excited to share that President and CEO Scott Stevenson has been named to this year’s Power 100 List.
In 1903—a group of 15 clergy and laymen, led by Rev. Dr. A. B. Koplin, decided there was a need for the deaconess role in the life of the church to be revitalized in the Lehigh Valley. A board of trustees drew up a charter defining an organization that would train deaconesses and be a place of shelter for the aged, which would include a hospital.