Two Column Preaching Mode

I would love to see the option of having two columns open in the preaching mode so I can turn my iPad sideways and have more text available from my manuscript. I can preach without notes entirely, but when teaching a class or even making sure I want to say something clearly, I like to have it written out thoroughly for reference and having the option of making preaching mode two columns in a sideways arrangement just makes more sense to me. It would definitely be a welcomed feature!

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Scott Aniol

In preaching mode, I would like to be able to view my sermon in two columns when I have my iPad in landscape.

Jeff Williams

Come on Scott, let's make this happen!

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