For our second Sunday of Lent, this week's updated nondenominational worship service's theme is humility. Though many (most?) people jockey for power and prestige, humility is the way of God's kingdom, with Jesus as our ultimate model: Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves. Let each of you look not only … Continue reading Dementia-friendly church service: Lent 2, Humility
For Lent week 2, this week's updated nondenominational church service is on humility. As always, this service is suitable for older adults with Alzheimer's and other dementias. Humility may seem elusive, but I think C.S. Lewis describes it well in Mere Christianity: Do not imagine that if you meet a really humble man he will … Continue reading Dementia-friendly church service: Lent 2, Humility
This week's updated nondenominational worship service for Lent, week 2, focuses on humility -- defined in the dictionary as the quality of having a modest estimation of one's own importance. As always, this service is suitable for older adults with Alzheimer's and other dementias. Watch the 44-minute video church service on humility for Lent week … Continue reading Dementia-friendly church service: Humility (Lent week 2)
Continuing with our Lenten worship services, this week's nondenominational church video is on humility, defined in the dictionary as "having or showing a modest view of one's own importance." In humility, we admit and submit that we're not the center of the universe -- and we follow the model of Jesus, who "came not to … Continue reading Dementia-friendly church service: Humility (Lent, week 2)
I love it when I get requests from readers! Last week, Kay M. wrote: "Do you have a Bible study on 1 Peter 5:6-11? Thanks for your Bible studies, they are really a great help for our nursing home ministry." I didn't have a Bible study for that passage, so I created one this week and … Continue reading New Bible study: Clothe yourselves in humility
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