Wednesday Pause: Noonday Prayer and Meditation
Join us in the chapel for a 30 to 45 minute service from the Book of Common Prayer. There will be a short group discussion on a reading from the service, followed by time for centering, meditative prayer.
Services will be held Wednesday at noon beginning on February 25th, and running throughout March (4th, 11th, 18 and 25th)
Stations of the Cross
Please join Jasmine Declet for the Stations of the Cross during Lent. We will be reflecting on the Passion of Jesus Christ on the following dates:
- Friday, March 6th at 7:00 PM
- Friday, March 20th at 7:00 PM
Following the Stations, we will have time for discussion and reflection. I look forward to sharing this Lenten journey with you and deepening our reflection on the sacrifice of Jesus.
Online Resources:
Each Lent, United Thank Offering offers resources for congregations, families, children, and individuals. Materials for 2026 are inspired by the book The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World by Robin Wall Kimmerer. This book takes a look at how the natural world functions via a gift economy as plants, animals, soil, etc., share what they have for the common good.
Living Well Through Lent by Living Compass
Living Compass brings us a Lent Devotional, Living Well Through Lent 2026: Cultivating the Fruit of the Spirit In Heart, Soul, Strength, and Mind, which can be ordered in print or downloaded in English and Spanish. They also offer a daily email of reflections, one for each day of Lent plus Easter.
2026 Lenten Meditations by Episcopal Relief & Development
Written by Sister Monica Clare, an Episcopal nun, author and unlikely TikTok star, their 2026 meditations offer an invitation to rediscover—or deepen—holy habits of prayer, worship and engagement with Scripture. These “holy habits” provide a path to a life that is given shape, meaning and direction by being rooted in a deeper relationship with God
Lent and Advent Cartoons by the Rev. Jay Sidebotham
The cartoons of the Rev. Jay Sidebotham share a chuckle about serious themes. You can find his cartoons about Lent and Advent here.
This Lent, Seminary of the Southwest is offering a new Lenten project that invites the wider church into a season of renewal and hope. Designed to accompany the first five weeks of Lent, the series creates space for prayer, conversation, and faithful reflection on repentance, discipleship, and the promise of new life.