Seasonal

A collection of Lent resources including a program to learn about and create Stations of the Cross, a set of Holy Week Services for children (including a Children's Stations of the Cross) and adults and meditations on the Stations, one which can be printed as Lent Booklets for distribution to your congregation.

Journey to Easter is a five session program based upon the fourteen Stations of the Cross. It includes original line drawings of Stations by Mary Kenny that can be reproduced and used with the program, on bulletin covers or framed as artwork. Journey to Easter is designed to help participants learn about the Lenten devotion known as the Stations of the Cross and to worship using the Stations. The programs helps participants  understand and share Jesus’ feelings and experiences on the way to Calvary and identify with the persons—good and bad—who were involved in his crucifixion prepare for Easter hope.

This program for Epiphany is designed to help participants become more aware of the Good News of Christ and better able to share it with others. Weekly Gospel dramas, craft and activity suggestions, reflection questions and Bible study involve the whole congregation in experiencing the mystery of the season.

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Our BEST DEAL for Advent! We've bundled together more than $200 worth of Advent resources into one place so you can save even more.  Most of these elements are intergenerational, although some of the formation items are divided for age-appropriate learning. The children's Sunday School formation is based on a unit from our WorkshopCycles curriculum called "Emmanuel, God With Us" and includes seven workshops (computer, art, drama, kitchen, music, kitchen and story).

MEDITATIONS FOR LENT

by Anne E. Kitch

Most of us lead busy lives where time is precious and the space we reserve for the sacred is carefully delineated.  Yet every once in a while, the miraculous breaks in and, as if our blinders were removed, we can see the holiness of everyday life.  In this book, Anne Kitch offers short meditations about the day-to-day business of living and invites us to take time to discover the holiness of each moment we’re given.  Perfect for group settings as well as personal use by families or individuals, you’ll find many different ways to enjoy this book during Lent or anytime you want to remind yourself to see the sacred in each day.