If it were me I would use a single "Text" title and use the preset texts feature. I would remove the "Title" text entirely and then just enter down several times in the "Message" section until you have the text in the part of the screen it belongs in. Enter in each verse in order and after typing in each verse formatted the way you want hit the "+" button to add it to the presets list. Once all of them are added, all you need to do is click the overlay channel number on the title input(probably just the number 1 but any of them will work unless you are getting fancy with your overlays) and then have the editor open in vmix while doing this and click on each verse as the Pastor goes along and if you had it in order it should be easy to do.

Link to images showing this process

Of course Bardos excellent tips are geared towards church use.

As an alternative, and for more general use, you can also use a suitable Telepromter application, many are available for PC:s and tablets (iPad, Android, etc). Pick an appa that can have green background, and use chroma key to get it into the Output of vMix.

If a Windows teleprompter is running on the same PC, you can project to an extra Windows display and screen grab it. If you are using a tablet, pick one that can output to HDMI and use a camera input to get it into vMix.

I am planning to fix a solution for live captioning, based on an already avalablie platform that also supports what Gayle asked. If I get all things together, that would be yet another solution. See a demo (although not with prepared scripts, at http://bambuser.com/v/4700540

We do this every Sunday at our church. The best way is to run ProPresenter with vMix and to chroma key out the background. We have the DualHead2Go output which allows us to have lower thirds on top of our live video as well as the full screen scripture on the middle screen with a different background. This is illustrated by the photo below (not our church). They have a lot of great resources on their website on how to do this. The possibilities are nearly limitless with integrating lyrics, scriptures and live video along with vMix.

http://www.renewedvision.com/propresenter.php

http://www.renewedvision...multiscreen-improvements

http://www.renewedvision...dules#multiscreen-module

In Vmix Fordry's answer is the best and least hassle. Simply have all your verses input into the Text Input with the "Title" removed. Input the texts one verse at a time, position by entering and add to the presets below using the + button. In simply scroll through on your output by selecting the relevant verse in the presets while the Text input is overlayed. If you want the verse with a background to improve visibility or contrast use multiview in the settings of an input window with your preferred background, scale and position it and you are game!

We do a side by side multi-view with the verses via NDI capture.
Another free and very good program is OpenLP

++ on ProPresenter. Our church uses it extensively.
One item that many people are not aware of is the ProPresenter added an NDI module ($99).

We freed up an HDMI port in Vmix for another camera by using using NDI from ProPresenter. It also allows us to pick up the ProPresenter feed on another computer using NDI Monitor.

One item to watch however is a bit of extra latency. We are running an older Mac and ProPresenter is not fast to begin with. Not sure what NDI version they are running or whether its just an issue with our computer. Either way for song slides etc, this is not an issue anyway any works great.

*** Caution. If you have a ProPresenter computer with both Ethernet and WiFi, use one or the other, not both. If both are on, ProPresenter sometimes gets confused and you loss the NDI feed to vMix.