Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Lifestyle | Free | Upper Room Ministries | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Each digital issue of The Upper Room will bring to life new parts of the magazine. Some of the features include:
-Full text of scripture references
-More about the authors
-Hearing from the magazine’s publisher
-Images from the authors
-Audio recordings
-Videos, links to different helpful sites; photo slide shows, surveys and much more
Download the March/April issue of The Upper Room FREE. The Upper Room magazine is a ministry of the GBOD.
1 year subscription for $9.99 or a single issue for $2.99.
Subscriptions will start from the most current eCommerce enabled issue going forward for one year from the date of purchase. Your subscription will automatically renew via your iTunes account 24-hours prior to the end of your subscription at the rate of $9.99 for a one year subscription. You can turn off the auto-renew feature up to 24-hours before the end of your subscription by going to your Account Settings after purchase. Subscriptions cannot be cancelled during the active subscription period.
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Opened up the App and it locked sideways on my IPad. Tried other ways to unlock but to no avail. I would appreciate a correction so I can use it.
The Upper Room has been an important devotional for three generations of my family. I appreciate being able to view the both as it appears in the printed version, the text only version that is easy on my older eyes and the links to Bible passages and references. Thank you!
Really great app. But something happened to the text & background. Very hard to read. Text size OK. But the text is extremely light. Please fix! Otherwise, I really like the app & look forward to reading it everyday.
I'm not sure why I daily have to re-down load my booklet. It takes spongy about a minutes but it is a hassle. Why can this app act like an e-reader keeping booklet down loaded and keeping my place for each day. It's a Hassle having to flip Thursday many pages trying to find the day I left off. I had The UpperRoom for almost20 yrs and decided. I wanted to go electronic but now I wished I'd never down loaded the app. Please fix the bugs or give better instructions on how to get around he inconvenience. Bh
Having read the print version of the UR for years I thought it would be convenient to have an e-version on my phone so I downloaded the app. It was nice to have a link to the Bible verse for the day via the on- page hyperlink without going to my Bible or a Bible app. However, that feature, as well as all other linked content, stopped working suddenly, possibly due to the latest iOS update. Also, as others have noted, the entries are not dated in the index view and you must open the pages and scroll through to find today's date. The bookmark feature does not work and it doesn't open where you left off. Finally, the app must be accessed via the magazine app and is not directly accessible from the home screen. I will go back to the print version when this subscription expires.
If this is a DAILY devotion, the app should remember / go directly to today instead of the cover! Every other book / reading app can remember where you were last reading when re-opening the app! Also, how are the bookmarks accessed later? Would it be so hard to add in the referenced scriptures? Could you give us the ability highlight at least?
This app is very difficult to use. Don't bother. Read it online or grab a print copy. I'm trying to figure out how to cancel so I don't have to pay for it again.
Like other reviews, I say it would be nice to have the app remember the last devotional read, so when it comes up for another reading, you don't have to start from scratch and scroll to try and locate the current day. A calendar or "jump to" feature would be terrific. Why aren't they addressing these issues and making improvements? Another problem I'm having with the app is that if I can't get on-line through Wi-Fi or cellular, then it's not possible to use the hyperlink to the Bible verse that is to be read. I have versions of the Bible on my iPad and iPhone, but it's rather inconvenient to switch apps to read them, then return to this app for the reason stated above. It would seem simple to embed the small amount of Bible text into the downloaded version of the Upper Room rather than depending on the Internet to provide it.
When I open the app and choose the current issue, I would like that day's devotional to come up.