Lenten Resources and Suggested Reading
40 Love: A Journey through Lent
Diocese of Ohio Lenten resource created by the youth and young adults of Dayton. Check it out here.
Ash Wednesday video reflection
From Trinity Cathedral Media, Phoenix, Arizona. View it here.
Ash Wednesday webcast from Grace Episcopal Church in New York City
View it here.
Episcopalians for Global Reconciliation
Lent 2010: Addressing the Global Economic Crisis resources can be found here.
Episcorific: Journey to Jerusalem
Latest Episcorific magazine for young adults with a focus on Lent. Find it here.
Help Heal a Hurting World
Download Mary Ann Lynn's 2010 Lenten calendar, "Help Heal a Hurting World" here. This calendar encourages children to be aware of the abundance they have and to give out of their abundance. It is fabulous and a great tool for adults as well. While the Cathedral (for whom she created it) has designated their offering to ERD this year, you could choose any recipient.
Lenten and Easter Resources from the Episcopal Church
Check out the lastest resources here.
Lenten and Easter Resources from the Anglican Church
Check out Anglicans Online resources here.
Lenten Devotional for 2010 from Episcopal Relief and Development
Episcopal Relief & Development announces the 2010 Lenten Devotional, "Healing Ourselves in a Hurting World." To order copies, call Episcopal Books & Resources at 1.800.903.5544. Episcopal Relief and Development also offers an on-line version featuring reflections adapted from the writings of Barbara Crafton. Sign-up here to receive these daily meditations by email. Additional Lenten Resources are available here.
Presiding Bishop's Lenten Reflection
View it here.
Recognition and Return
ECVA's visual Lenten journey. Check it out here and make sure you download the booklet of meditations to go with the artwork.
Searching for God in a the Rubble of Haiti
When disasters occur, many people wonder why did God allow this to happen and some even wonder if God caused it to happen. Others are confident that God doesn’t cause earthquakes, but they don’t know what to say to those people who blame God or they don’t know how to respond to other questions. This guide provides a way for Christians to talk with each other, understand different perspectives and begin to formulate faithful answers that make sense to each individual. There are four basic sessions + two extras that are focused on the crucifixion (where was God in that "disaster"?). There is a youth and adult version (from Leader Resources)
The Text This Week
The Text This Week web site has a huge list of resources for Lent. Check their links out here.
What We Do In Lent: A Child's Activity Book
From Church Publishing,
Inc., written by Anne E. Kitch, illustrations by Dorothy Thompson
Perez, 48 pages, paperback, c. 2007, $8
[Church Publishing, Inc.] Filled with interactive puzzles, color-by-number pages, word finds, mazes, and more, this fun-filled activity book can help children ages 4 to 7 grow to a deeper understanding of the true meaning of the holy season of Lent. Draw the loaves and fishes Jesus used to feed the multitude, help Jesus find his way through the desert, and follow Jesus on the way of the cross -- this book is a treasure trove for children and their families.
With more than forty activities, a glossary, and a guide filled with tips and suggestions, What We Do in Lent is a great resource for parenting in the pews.
Wilderness Yearning
Lenten Meditations from Anne Kitch.
Ash Wednesday
