This week’s nondenominational worship service (updated for 2021) focuses on a universal reality: suffering. As usual, this church service is suitable for older adults with Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
I guarantee, every elder you know has a solid sense that hardship is real and unavoidable. How does our faith in God help us endure it? I hope this service provides a measure of peace and hope when the dark clouds of suffering seem to obscure God’s hand.
Watch the 48-minute video church service on suffering here.
Peace be with you,
P.S. This week the Spiritual Eldercare YouTube channel passed 1,000 subscribers! Thanks to all of you who signed up; it really helps other people who may be searching for dementia-friendly resources.
Photo by Manos Kolovouris on Unsplash
Spiritual Eldercare 
Thank You Elisa.
I keep trying to conduct Sunday Service wearing the mask I am required to have on my face. But the folks have trouble hearing and understanding me. I have a few lip-readers.
The Seniors love your complete services and I am able to play on the big flat screen using closed captioning. I add a couple of songs from YouTube at the beginning and the end and call it Special music.
You are indeed blessing others.
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I’m so glad, David. I, too, am required to wear a face shield again — it really is hard (but not as hard as a mask). So I’m super glad that the videos are working for you. I’ve wondered about adding the captions! Good to know that you can turn them on yourself. Blessings.
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