Looking for ideas for Bible study with our residents

[sr.christinaosf]

Most often, in my weekly Bible study for our residents at St. Anne's (a home for elderly and vulnerable adults)  I use the Sunday Mass readings, even though the group is a mix of catholics and protestants.  After we read and discuss them, we usually do some related activity. However, again, this Sunday's readings have a Eucharistic theme, which I avoid with our interdenominational group; I cannot do justice to the doctrine or the people attending.  Therefore, I am looking for ideas for something to do instead.   Last time, I showed an animated movie of Joseph and his brothers.  

I often use tools for teachers at a fifth grade level to accommodate our group of residents, some of whom have mental or auditory limitations.

Would you have any ideas for a good lesson for this week?  Thanks so much!

Edited August 8, 2015 by sr.christinaosf

[CatherineM]

It's Protestant, but I have used the Serendipity bible study for interdenominational things. It's engaging and simple.