40 Days with Jesus: The DoNotDepart's chronological Reading Plan for Lent from the Books of Mark and John that focuses on the actions and person of Christ. Let's intentionally draw near to Jesus for 40 Days!
If you are practising Lent, maybe for the first time this year, here is a great choice of Lent books - there is something for everyone!
Our Lent daily reading plans walk through the Gospel of Mark and other gospels. Prepare your heart for Easter as you focus on the cross with this devotional.
Printable Lenten Bible Reading Plan covering the 40 day period of Lent between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday. Great for all ages. Print as many copies as you need and mark off your reading as you go.
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Our Lent daily reading plans walk through the Gospel of Mark and other gospels. Prepare your heart for Easter as you focus on the cross with this devotional.
A print out, colour in and make Lent Cube with activity ideas page and a suggested Bible reading plan for Lent from Mark’s Gospel. Roll the Lent cube each day during Lent. See which symbol lands on the top. You can use your own ideas for an activity for that subject or use the ideas sheet as a prompt and choose to do one of the activities from the list under that subject. This is a BLACK AND WHITE instant digital download to print at home or at a copy print shop (suggested paper/card weight 160-225gsm for the card or print on paper then stick onto card stock to reinforce.) The finished size of the cube is 55 x 55mm / 2¼ x2¼ in Comprising two PDF's: - one in A4 format (210 x 297mm) - one in Letter format (8.5" x 11") with American English spelling Each PDF has 6 pages: - a page of black and white artwork WITH wording to make the cube. - a page of black and white artwork WITHOUT wording to make the cube - an activity ideas page - a suggested Bible reading plan from Mark’s gospel - a notes for teachers/parents page including instructions to assemble ______________________________________________ WAYS YOU MAY USE THIS DOWNLOAD - For personal use only - For personal use that does not entail resale, redistribution, sharing or commercial printing or posting on a website of this digital PDF artwork. - For personal use as a leader/teacher of your own class or church group e.g. Sunday school or Messy Church. You may print out as many as you need to use for your own class/group. © Copyright - Mouse Makes Studio ----------------------------------------------------- As this is a digital item, sorry, no refunds are given. -----------------------------------------------------
Lent is not mentioned in the Bible. What is the reason and purpose of Lent? What is the best way to observe Lent? A few answers and a Bible Reading Plan.
ADD ON for the "Beautiful 6- Lent" kit. As with previous Lent kits, we have a list of daily Gospel readings for each day of Lent. This is such an easy and powerful way to stay in the Word each day of the Lenten season. I have a key word or a significant verse highlighted from the reading of the day. You can choose your own or meditate on the suggested fragment. Finding a verse or a word, through Lectio Divina is a wonderful process. Lectio Divina means simply reading the Scripture and with the help of the Holy Spirit, isolate a word or sentence that speaks to your heart to meditate upon. The add on kit contains a Scripture reading plan for LENT along with phrases and Words to focus on. The keywords are listed on white sticker sheets to use in your journaling. Also plenty of stickers to go with the daily readings for each day of Lent! + Lent Reading plan list - 1 folder + A set of over 200 stickers. 50 Postal Stamp style images, 20 circular stickers measuring 1.75 in, 100 small words stickers, 32 art tiles stickers. All images are from the Beautiful (6) kit series.
Lent is just a few short days away. So, I’m working on my Lent plan for this year. And this year, I’m using a lent bible reading plan.
A FREE downloadable PESCATARIAN meal plan for Tyrini (Cheesefare Week) with meal ideas for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks and desserts
Lent is fast approaching and I have had a lot of questions about what we will be doing for Lent. Our family isn’t from a liturgical tradition. However, I do have a great appreciation for litu…
Lent is just a few short days away. So, I’m working on my Lent plan for this year. And this year, I’m using a lent bible reading plan.
This Lent, we’re intentionally praying with the Sunday Mass readings throughout the week. Download our free Lent Habit Tracker and join us!
Help your toddler understand Lent and grow their faith in Jesus with these 10 simple, hands-on Lent activities for two and three year olds.
This Lent, we’re intentionally praying with the Sunday Mass readings throughout the week. Download our free Lent Habit Tracker and join us!
This bundle contains three great lesson plans to teach children all about Lent. It is suitable for ages 7 -11. The three lessons are: 1) Ash Wednesday/Start of Lent, 2) Lent - Giving Something Up; and 3) Lent - Doing Good Deeds. Each plan (PDF) contains detailed instructions, a list of objectives for three levels of abilities, questions and answers for the children, whole class discussions and written activities for the children to do at their desks. Each lesson contains an animated PowerPoint with relevant facts and stories. (These are not editable. Click 'Read Only' to open). There are also templates which can be used for the written activities so that no further preparation is required!
Are you thinking about What to Give up for Lent? If you are looking for things to give up for Lent, you've come to the right place. During the 40 days of Lent, while making our preparations for Easter, you can do something to better yourself and the world around you. A Lenten fast doesn't
Lent is fast approaching and I have had a lot of questions about what we will be doing for Lent. Our family isn’t from a liturgical tradition. However, I do have a great appreciation for litu…
Lent is just a few short days away. So, I’m working on my Lent plan for this year. And this year, I’m using a lent bible reading plan.
This Lent, we’re intentionally praying with the Sunday Mass readings throughout the week. Download our free Lent Habit Tracker and join us!
This Lent, we’re intentionally praying with the Sunday Mass readings throughout the week. Download our free Lent Habit Tracker and join us!
Ash Wednesday is fast approaching, and while I have my own goals for this Lent, I also seek to guide the Lenten experiences of my students. I have some classroom activities in place that we do each Lent (you can see many of them under the Church Year tab), but I tend to create something new each year to help the students' individual prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Last year it was these student created lists based on the Works of Mercy, and another year it was focused on the Stations of the Cross. This year I wanted to challenge the students to pray, fast, and give each day. I created a printable that easily makes three pockets to hold ideas for these three marks of Lent. I also brainstormed a list of possible kid-friendly ways they can pray, fast, and give. You (or your kids) could also create your own ideas and write them on small cards or strips of paper. I would suggest that then each child pulls one idea from each pocket each morning and has the goal of completing that sacrifice or prayer by the end of the day. Then, the next morning, they choose three new things. I think this short term focus can help them be successful over the course of the long 40 days, and it also can stretch them in a new way each day, leaving room for the Holy Spirit to work in their hearts. Here's how to make the foldable: ***Update! Printables also available in Spanish and Portuguese! Español (Folder here and idea strips here) and Português- Post here*** 1. Print both the Lent foldable and Pray, Fast, Give ideas. (Links to pdfs at bottom of post.) The Lent page should be printed back to front (you can run it back through your printer if you don't have two sided capability). The "Pray, Fast, Give" side should be printed upside down relative the the "Lent" side. I recommend printing on cardstock if possible. Color if desired. 2. Fold up the bottom of the "Pray, Fast, Give" side along the dotted line. My printer didn't print quite to the edge, so I also trimmed off the extra space along the bottom. 3. Then I stapled two staples on each side and two staples in between the three pockets. The nice thing is that a standard stapler will easily reach that far in, so no bending or weird folding necessary. 4. Cut out the "Pray, Fast, Give" suggestions (or create your own). I would recommend cutting out all the prayer ideas, then all the give ideas, etc. so that they don't get mixed up. Parents and teachers, this is an opportunity for you to pull out any of the suggestions that may not be appropriate to your children's situation, age, etc. There are also three blank strips for the students to add their own ideas. 5. Add the selected strips to the correct pockets. Hang up the Pray, Fast, Give printable on the fridge, or above a desk, or on a chalkboard and have the kids draw the prayer and sacrifice they will offer each day. Click here for the Pray, Fast, Give Foldable: Click here for the Pray, Fast, Give ideas: Click here for a Lent: Pray, Fast, Give coloring page: Click here for a Lent coloring page: And go check out all of my other ideas for Lent here. What are you planning to do for Lent in your homes and classrooms?
This Lent, we’re intentionally praying with the Sunday Mass readings throughout the week. Download our free Lent Habit Tracker and join us!
This Lent, we’re intentionally praying with the Sunday Mass readings throughout the week. Download our free Lent Habit Tracker and join us!
Lent is around the corner and you’re wondering what you’re going to give up. There’s only so many times you…
Read two of the four gospels in 40 days. This absolutely free bible reading plan covers the gospels of Mark and Luke.
Not sure what to cook on Fridays during Lent? This collection of Lent recipes are everything you need - from seafood to pasta and more.
Lent Cube with Bible reading plan and Lent activity ideas. Print, colour in and make. Lent Prayer Sunday School Craft, Easter Craft, Lent ☆ HOW IT WORKS☆ 1. Purchase this listing. After your payment is confirmed, you will be taken to the downloads page. You will also receive an email with the download link. 2. Click “Download” and save the file to your computer. 3. Print your artwork at home or any print shop and follow the included directions to enjoy! * Note: this is a DIGITAL item, so no physical item will be mailed * P E R M I T T E D · U S E All LauCreative designs are for SINGLE PERSONAL USE ONLY. You may not forward, mass produce, share, sell or distribute the file. Please understand that instant download purchase are final and no refunds will be given once they have been sent. Thank you! These are *DIGITAL* files, so no physical item
Download these two curriculum worksheets here for your students to learn more about Great Lent in the Orthodox Christian Church. The graphics in this lesson include Lady Sarakosti with her poem in Greek and English as well as a Lenten word search and calendar of the weeks to follow the main themes towards Pascha. Kids will be engaged to color, cut and glue as they grow in their faith. These files are also recommended for our Orthodox Kids Journal Project located here. This is a free ongoing activity that follows the Church year. A description of the project and photos can be found here If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to email me.
