Lenten Resources 2019
Life Transformed: The Way of Love in Lent and Easter
Visit Lenten Resources 2019 for this and other seasonal resources
The journey through Lent into Easter is a journey with Jesus. We are baptized into his life, self-giving
New Way of Love resources for Lent and Easter include three components; additional resources from partnering organizations and churches are also featured:
Adult Forum: This set of seven Adult Forums, suitable to diverse settings, ties the Easter Vigil readings to the seven practices of the Way of Love. Drawing on the ancient practice of setting aside Lent as a period of study and preparation for living as a Christian disciple (known as the catechumenate), the forums draw participants to reflect on salvation history, walk toward the empty tomb, and embrace the transforming reality of love, life, and liberation. As we stand with the three women at the empty tomb, we hear his call to go and live that transformed reality.
Quiet Day: The Quiet Day curriculum condenses the forums into a single-day journey. Offered as an option for churches and dioceses seeking an alternative to the weekly class.
Test Kitchen: “Living the Way of Love, Transformed.” After the forty days of Lent, this Facebook-based platform will invite participants into a fifty-day Eastertide “Test Kitchen.” People everywhere will actively “GO” with Jesus from the tomb to bless the world - and then share and inspire each other with accounts of how they are living the Way of Love. Consider joining this closed Facebook group now to receive regular messages of support as you live the way of love through Lent.
Resources shared by partnering organizations and churches
Way of Love resources from Church Publishing, Inc. (CPI) include Living the Way of Love, a 40-day devotional by Mary Bea Sullivan, along with their recently published Little Books of Guidance – one for each of the seven Way of Love practices.
Coming in early February are a series of sermons based on the Year C lectionary readings offered by St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church in Gladwyne, Pennsylvania as well as video classes that track with the Life Transformed curriculum offered by The Hive.
Additional seasonal resources include
- Ashes to Go Resources
- Daily Devotionals from d365
- Episcopal Relief & Development’s Lenten Meditations
- Lent Madness
- Living Compass: Living Well Through Lent
- Living the Way of Love: A 40-Day Devotional
- Sermons That Work for Lent (available in English and Spanish)
- United Thank Offering Lenten Calendar
If your ministry has developed a seasonal Way of Love offering, please share at
. We’d love to feature it on the website and pray for our shared journey into
Explore the Way. Start a small group. Follow Jesus. Let God’s love transform you and your ministry. Find resources for every liturgical season here:www.episcopalchurch.org/wayoflove.
After 103 years, we have reached the end for St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Kenosha. This is a bittersweet time for all of us. But as we close St. Andrew's, we look forward with hope for the future of the Episcopal Church in Kenosha County.
