Lent begins on Ash Wednesday. The forty-day season is a time of reflection, prayer, penance, and meditation. It concludes with the celebration of Easter.
As we give up those things that keep us from God and commit to live in a way that makes more room for God to enter into our lives, God is always right there with us.
Lenten Resources
EDSD Lent at Home: This Lent at Home guide from the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego offers practical, faith-forming practices for households to observe Lent together. It includes prayers, reflections, weekly themes, family activities, and scripture invitations designed to help individuals and families grow in spiritual rhythms, deepen prayer life, and enter the season of Lent with intention and meaning.
The Episcopal Church: Lenten and Easter resources to support your spiritual journey this holy season. This page brings together customizable Holy Week and Easter videos, Lenten meditations and reflections, and guides designed to deepen prayer, study, and communal worship. Whether you’re seeking daily devotionals or materials to enrich your observance of Ash Wednesday through Easter, these curated resources invite personal and group engagement with faith and renewal. Dive in and grow in reflection and hope this Lent.
Episcopal Relief & Development: Lent resources that help individuals and congregations connect prayer with action. The page offers practical ideas, spiritual practices, and outreach opportunities to live out compassion during Lent. Engage in service, deepen your faith, and support global communities through meaningful Lenten discipleship and compassionate action.
Forward Movement Lenten Resources: This collection invites individuals, families, and congregations into deeper prayer, reflection, and study throughout Lent and Easter. Find daily devotionals, Lenten study guides, family-friendly tools like colorable calendars and storybooks, and thought-provoking books that help you walk more closely with Jesus. Alongside spiritual practices such as Forward Day by Day daily prayer, the offerings include group studies and scripture-based challenges designed to engage all ages and stages of faith. Whether you seek personal growth or community formation, these ideas support a transformative season of devotion and renewal.
Lent Madness is a fun, online Lenten devotion that blends faith formation with friendly competition. Each Lent, 32 saints are placed into a bracket where participants read about them and vote daily to see who advances toward the coveted Golden Halo. It’s an engaging way to learn about saints and celebrate the season with joy.
The Work of Imagination: A creative Lent-to-Easter resource collection from Illustrated Ministry designed for all ages. These materials invite congregations and households to engage scripture through art, storytelling, and reflection—supporting worship, formation, and faithful imagination throughout Lent, Holy Week, and Easter.
