Trinity Broadcasting to Open $134M Orlando Senior Living Facility
Millenia Moments Orlando, a 261-unit senior housing community, will open in 2027
Trinity Broadcast Network has secured financing for a senior living center in Orlando, Florida.
Skyline in Orlando, Florida / Photo by Mick Haucht / Unsplash
Last month, Trinity Community Development Foundation, a nonprofit subsidiary formed by Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), secured $134.255 million in publicly offered tax-exempt senior series 2025A bonds through 40-year fixed-rate financing arranged by co-underwriters JLL Securities and HJ Sims, in partnership with JLL Capital Markets’ Seniors Housing team. Vitality Senior Living will manage and operate the community.
Scheduled for completion in 2027, Millenia Moments Orlando will include 151 independent living units, 78 assisted living units, and 32 memory care units. Floor plans will offer one- and two-bedroom options, with memory care featuring 26 private and six companion suites.
The 316,900-square-foot community will provide many amenities, including multiple dining venues, a fitness center with wellness programs, a theater, a library, a business center, an art studio, a dog park, game rooms, a beauty salon, and an outdoor pool.
Residents will also be able to access transportation, housekeeping, concierge services, and VIP medical concierge programs.
The statement says the community will operate under a rental model, widening the opportunity for more residents.
Located on over 10 acres, the community sits directly across from the new 14-acre AdventHealth Millenia ER, a 19,000-square-foot, 24-bed emergency facility that opened last year. The site, which may also include future hospital and medical office developments, was formerly home to the Holy Land Experience—a Christian theme park owned by TBN until its closure in 2020.
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TBN purchased the Holy Land Experience in 2007 for $37 million despite the park’s $8 million debt. Over the years, TBN introduced new attractions—such as a Bible-themed mini-golf course—to boost attendance, but in early 2020, it shifted focus to biblical exhibits, laid off 118 employees, and listed the park for sale. and sold the 15-acre property to AdventHealth in August 2021 for $32 million. AdventHealth, the healthcare arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, bought it to redevelop the site into a medical facility.
The facility’s prime location near Interstate 4 and Florida’s Turnpike offers convenient access across greater Orlando. Nearby amenities include the upscale Mall at Millenia and major attractions such as Universal Studios and Walt Disney World.
The release says TBN formed the Trinity Community Development Foundation in 2024 to own TBN’s senior living projects.
In January, mostly due to high net assets and leadership salaries, TBN’s donor confidence score fell from 45 to 25, placing it in the “Withhold Giving” category in the MinistryWatch Database. Its overall financial efficiency rating is now 2 stars.
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