Like most people, I’m grieving the events of the past week. And I struggled with how to put together a worship service that honors and balances the spiritual needs of those who are living with dementia — my primary audience — with the feelings of any seniors who are aware of what’s happening.
This week’s nondenominational worship service video focuses on Justice. I chose the theme long ago based on the calendar celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. I hope it’s an honest but comforting message for the elders in your care, especially those with Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
Watch the 48-minute church service here.
I want to give a grateful shout-out to my friend Gayll Phifer-Houseman, who gave an excellent video sermon last week for The River Church in San Jose, CA. (Want to watch it? Her sermon starts at 16:30 here). Her words of truth, hope, and our identity really helped inform my own video service this week.
Image of the MLK monument in Washington, DC, by Roselie from Pixabay
Spiritual Eldercare 
Hi Elisa Your continued commitment is much appreciated. I test Helen has let you know Francie is now at Balfour Longmont. We are pleased. Steve
On Thu, Jan 14, 2021, 9:06 AM Spiritual Eldercare wrote:
> Elisa Bosley posted: ” Like most people, I’m grieving the events of the > past week. And I struggled with how to put together a worship service that > honors and balances the spiritual needs of those who are living with > dementia — my primary audience — with the feelings of any s” >
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