This week’s nondenominational worship service video, updated for 2022, is on patience. This particular virtue resonates with just about everyone — because who among us hasn’t been impatient at some (many) times?
As always, this video church service is suitable for older adults with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.
Watch the 44-minute worship service video on patience here.
One question: I’m experimenting with using a white bar across the bottom of the screen to highlight text, such as questions during the homily (see right). Please let me know what you think: Is this format easier to read? Or does it interfere with closed captions? Thanks for adding your feedback in the comments below.
Peace be with you,
Photo by Ed Leszczynskl on Unsplash
Spiritual Eldercare 
The white strip with text is good—
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Thanks Joan!
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Hi Elisa
I’m running a bit, but I did take a quick look and I really like the added text bars. I think it will strengthen your message.
You do nice work, sister, and you have a good spirit. I know that is a gift from the Lord.
Have a great day!
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Thanks Bill!
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Really good worship service in The “pointers” at bottom of screen are clear-very readable..
(Is that the dyslexia font Iread about?)
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Thanks for the feedback, Dona! (What’s a dyslexia font?)
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Hey! I just looked up Dyslexie, a font designed by a graphic designer with dyslexia. Fascinating! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVaeGOflF7w
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I like the white bar highlighting text … enhances readability.
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Thanks Lynnette!
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Excellent job on your message defining patience! Thank you!
Pastor Bruce
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Thank you Bruce!
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