History
Immanuel Lutheran Corporation is a non-profit, charitable corporation, chartered by the State of Montana in 1953. It is governed by a Board of Directors elected by delegates of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America congregations.
In 1957, it constructed the first phase of Immanuel Lutheran Home and has made three additions since that time. Its philosophy, then and now, is to provide quality Christian care to members of the community needing special assistance in Living.
In 1986, the need was seen for congregate independent living for retirement age seniors. Buffalo Hill Terrace, a 100 unit apartment complex, was developed to meet this need.
The need for assisted living that embraces a philosophy of dignified care for the whole person continues to grow. Immanuel depends on charitable donations from members of the community to allow it to fulfill its mission. Information on types of gifts and needs can be obtained from the Development Office.
