We are proud to serve you. Martin Luther Campus is managed by Ebenezer, Minnesota's largest senior living operator.
As part of the Ebenezer family of Senior Care communities, we are dedicated to helping older adults and others make their lives more independent, healthful, meaningful, and secure. It is our goal to respond to the physical, psychological, social and spiritual dimensions of the whole person, encouraging continued learning and innovation, and striving for excellence in all that we do. Ebenezer is the senior housing division of Fairview Health Services and has 100 years of experience serving older adults. We have been innovators with being the first assisted living in Minnesota, and have an attached long term care, or traditionally called a "nursing home". We are proud to have been serving Bloomington for over 50 years!
10/30/2025
Our heartfelt wishes to Marjorie and her friends and family. Marjorie is a wonderful example of active aging—living with joy, vibrancy and sharing her gifts generously. Her legacy reminds us that we are never too old to grow and contribute. Older adults have so much wisdom to share—let’s be sure we’re listening. 💛 Rest in peace, dear Marjorie.
Marjorie Johnson and her sweet treats have been staples at the fair for more than half a century, also becoming a dear friend to the team at KARE 11. Full story: bit.ly/48QjWj1
10/29/2025
Martin Luther Campus won “BEST Trunk” at Transfiguration Lutheran Church Trunk or Treat!! This was such a fun gathering with a huge crowd. We are honored to be a part of this welcoming church community!🎃
🎉Congratulations to our Trunk or Treat 🎃 2025 BEST OF Winners!
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10/27/2025
A great fall project with our friends at TLC Community Adult Day Club! We love hands-on activities.
🍁🎶 What an incredible day! Our Rock & Bowl Fundraiser for VEAP brought together residents, staff, neighbors, and community members for a wonderful afternoon of connection with each attendee receiving a keepsake bowl to take home as a reminder of the hunger in our community.
We enjoyed a soup lunch and the music of Elvis, performed by Todd Anderson. Thank you, Todd, for sharing your talent and bringing back so many meaningful memories!
Together, we’re proud to share that we raised more than $700 to help provide food for families right here in our local community. 💛
Events like this remind us what it truly means to come together to make a difference. What a perfect way to celebrate the fall season — connecting our residents and the greater community for a cause that truly matters. 🍂💫
10/24/2025
Recently, a group of Meadow Woods residents set out for a scenic tour through beautiful Fort Snelling State Park and up along the Mississippi River into St. Paul. Along the way, we reminisced about riding the bus and shared personal stories of visiting the Yacht Club and working at Univac. Lots of good memories!
10/22/2025
Check out our silly skeletons! We had a blast creating these little guys and giving them their own unique backstories!
10/17/2025
🍁 🍂 Fall at Martin Luther Campus is a beautiful time!! ❤️
10/15/2025
We had such a wonderful morning connecting with the Kennedy High School Theatre Company! These talented students not only created beautiful, creative projects but also helped our residents with theirs. Our time together sparked heartfelt conversations about childhood, hometowns, family, flowers, gardens, pets, and so much more. It’s always a powerful reminder that no matter our age, we share common interests and values.
We feel truly blessed to have hosted this group today! We’re so excited to see the final quilt come together and can’t wait to share it with everyone attending Kennedy’s production of The Addams Family.
Save the date (Oct 30, Nov 1 and 2)—this is going to be a fantastic show featuring some truly community-minded actors. Break a leg, friends! 🎭
10/13/2025
🎃 At Martin Luther Campus, we feel so fortunate to partner with incredibly generous local businesses, all in an effort to connect with and serve our community.
This annual Trunk-or-Treat event, hosted by the Richfield Chamber of Commerce (MN) and Morris Nilsen Funeral Chapel, was yet another amazing example of what it means to create a safe, welcoming space where individuals and families can come together and have fun.
For the past five years, we’ve had the joy of hosting a trunk at this event — making new connections and seeing familiar faces.
Our theme this year? Coffee! ☕ We brought the drive-thru vibes with a Starbucks-inspired setup …affectionately called “StarBOOks Coffee.” 👻
A huge thank you to everyone who worked so hard to make this event possible — and to the 1,000+ attendees who made it so special.
Community connection at its finest.
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1959-Seventeen Lutheran Churches in Minneapolis purchased 78 acres of land on the Minnesota River in Bloomington. The purchase price was $78,000.
1960-Land was consecrated. Ground was broken on June 12, 1960. 62 acres were sold to the City of Bloomington and the school district to help raise capital for the building of Martin Luther Manor.
1961-The service of Laying of the Cornerstone was held. The first resident was welcomed on September 27th, 1961. The cost to build and furnish Martin Luther Manor was $900,000. Originally Martin Luther Manor had 96 beds: 20 double rooms, 20 single rooms, and 4 two room apartments. 38 beds on the first floor served as the infirmary. It was staffed by 30 employees.
1963-The statue of Christ was dedicated. It was purchased by 30 churches and individuals. Sculptor, Armondo Batelli created it in Piedtrasanta, Italy. The statue’s theme is from Matthew 11:28 – “Come unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy laden, I will give you rest.”
1984- The north building was added. Highland Manor, now Highland House, also opened.
1985- Adult Day Services were added.
1986- Transportation services were added.
1989-Meadow Woods Assisted Living opened.
1995- A Parish Nurse Program began.
1999- Safe Harbor volunteer program began.
2007-Martin Luther Manor applied to the Minnesota Department of Health for a moratorium exception, allowing it to renovate the care center.
2008-Martin Luther Manor received approval from the Minnesota Department of Health to proceed with renovation. During this year, Martin Luther Manor changed its name to Martin Luther Care Center. The continuum of services (Martin Luther Care Center, Meadow Woods, Highland House, and the adult day programs) offered by our campus became known as Martin Luther Campus.
2009- Ground was broken for the reconstruction of Martin Luther Care Center. Meadow Woods opened Meadow Song, a 14 apartment memory care community.
2010- Reconstruction of Martin Luther Care Center was completed about 18 months after the ground-breaking
2011-The Grand Opening of Martin Luther Care Center was held- fifty years after Martin Luther Manor opened its doors. The Grand Opening also became a celebration of fifty years of service to seniors.
