Cape Albeon offers a variety of programs and services to residents to aid their spiritual, emotional and physical health.

A Campus Chaplain who provides pastoral care to our 240 residents with weekly non-denominational religious services, prayer group, and Bible study course. In addition to visiting residents in hospitals or nursing homes, he also serves as a spiritual resource those dealing with health changes or the grieving process.
The Deaconess Parish Nurse Ministry provides Cape Albeon with a Parish Nurse who serves as a liaison on health and wellness issues for Cape Albeon residents. In addition to providing weekly exercise classes and blood pressure screenings and coordinating health education seminars and events such as the annual Health Fair and Flu Shot initiative, the Parish Nurse also provides residents with community resources they may need as health changes occur.
Weekly religious services offer both a non-denominational worship service and Catholic Mass or Eucharist for all Cape Albeon residents.

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The Meaning of Cape Albeon

The word “cape” recalls the earliest founders of the United church of Christ. They were the Pilgrims who first landed on Cape Cod and then founded Plymouth Colony. They were seeking independent living leaving the society in England that hindered them. “Albeon” is the shortening of Jesus’ prayer the night before the crucifixion that his followers might “all be one.” That was a motto of the Evangelical Synod when it was founded on the Midwest frontier in 1840. They were a united and uniting church before they came to this country. On the frontier they realized more deeply the importance of a Christian community of trusting persons for their life together in justice and peace.