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Practicing Gratitude Why do 4-year-olds never tire of asking “why”? I know it’s an age-old question, but almost every time I say something to my daughter, she responds with, “Why?” I can give an [...]

It’s the growing season! It’s the growing season here at Beacon Hill, and our residents, neighbors and staff are busy tending our community gardens. And one of the best things about it is that [...]

The Key to Community In 1930’s Germany, during a season of immense discord and hatred, Dietrich Bonhoeffer was teaching in an underground seminary. This small community of pastors-in-training was [...]

Knowing Your Needs in Times of Transitions As restaurants, retail shops, and salons begin to open up, the transition out of quarantine can bring its own fears and anxieties. Any transition in [...]

News from the Foundation: Charitable Giving Annuity Rates to Decrease Soon Did you know there are ways you can support the Beacon Hill Foundation and receive income for life? A charitable gift [...]

God’s Mask There has been a flurry of excitement in the air this week as some restrictions at Beacon Hill have relaxed. I’ve noticed the Library is being frequented by a number of residents. I [...]

It is Time for a Break As I sit down at my desk to write, I feel distracted. My mind is racing, thinking about recent news regarding COVID-19, states reopening, and even the NASA-SpaceX Launch. I [...]

5 Ways to Practice Embodied Spirituality Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote: “I cannot endure to waste anything so precious as autumnal sunshine by staying in the house.” We may not be in autumn, but I [...]

How Beacon Hill Is Caring for Its Residents Amid a Worldwide Pandemic When COVID-19 entered our lives in mid-March, it threw us all into a world where we had never been, with no preparation on [...]

Job Description Beacon Hill at Eastgate is looking for motivated individuals that are looking to help us carry out our vision in “Daily discovering the fresh potential of each life in our [...]