Yesterday a reader asked if I had a dementia-friendly Bible study on the Lord's Prayer ("Our Father, who art in heaven..."). Surprisingly, I didn't! But I knew I had some notes on the subject from one of my Lenten worship services. So I took those notes and turned them into this Bible study on the … Continue reading New dementia-friendly Bible study: The Lord’s Prayer
It's been a while since I've posted new Bible studies because I've been so focused on getting the Hymns for Alzheimer's project done. I've been developing new Bible studies all along and finally carved out some time to post them this week. So here you go: a 10-week Bible discussion series on The Ten Commandments! … Continue reading New Bible studies: The 10 Commandments
If you spend any time around me, you know I love talking about the sing-along Hymns for Alzheimer's project. But you may be wondering: How did I choose which hymns to record? Great question. The primary goal of this project is to use sacred music to spark joyful memories, encourage participatory singing, and bring spiritual … Continue reading How did I choose hymns for the Hymns for Alz project?
I often like to use cultural events, such as holidays, as a "hook" for the Spiritual Eldercare worship services. I think it makes the time more interesting for the elders, including those who may not be regular church-goers. So when I realized that Chinese New Year starts on February 5 this year, I decided to … Continue reading Chinese New Year 2019: Treasure
How do elders with little to no cognitive ability access spiritual truths?
Spiritual Eldercare 