Lent & Easter

Set out in six sessions to take you through Lent, each chapter of the 2021 Archbishop of Canterbury's Lent book can be used as a single study for individuals or small groups to prepare for Easter. It will help you find space to see evangelism from a

This Lent, refresh your relationship with God by exploring the way Jesus Himself prayed to His Father. Focusing on six of the prayers of Jesus leading up to the central events of our faith, encounter the Saviour in a new way and reach new depths of intimacy with God in prayer.

This Lent book offers a lively, engaging, and accessible look at the theme of the Incarnation, the mysterious event at the heart of Christmas, using personal stories, illustrations from popular culture and the arts, as well as daily Bible readings.

The all-new 2023 plastic free design includes an Easter story-activity book to enjoy or share and a luxury smooth dark chocolate egg (150g).

The 2023 Original Real Easter Egg includes a new 24 page Easter story activity book with a £200 prize competition. There is also a super thick Fairtrade milk chocolate egg (150g) with a lovely creamy taste. 30% cocoa – Palm Oil & plastic free.

Mindfulness is explored through six themes - silence, sound, smell, sight, touch and taste. Also included are Bible passages and exercises for mindfulness for Holy Week and Easter Sunday, enabling us to enter more deeply into the passion that lies at the very heart of our faith, plus a section on conducting a mindful pilgrimage.

The Very First Easter introduces children to one of the most important and moving stories of all time: Jesus' death to save us from our sins. Suitable for children aged 2-5 years.

Daily wisdom from the world's greatest spiritual teachers.

Christ and the Chocolaterie is an original, innovative and lively Lent course inspired by the film Chocolat, which was in turn based on the bestselling novel by Joanne Harris.

An original and engaging Lent resource from the highly popular author, Hilary Brand.

Based on the Oscar winning film ‘The King’s Speech’, this is the Lent course to help you find your authentic identity and voice in Christ. 'Finding A Voice’ brings together words from the Bible, the story and characters from the movie and the fears that can drive us to withdraw from everyday life.

'Another story must begin' is an original Lent course based on the film, the novel and the stage adaptation of Victor Hugo's 'Les Miserables.'

The 2015 Lent Course from DLT takes its inspiration from the past as it guides small groups through the Lent period with the help of the classic 1940's film Casablanca.

Nothing More and Nothing Less is a new and original Lent course by Virginia Moffatt, which uses the powerful, multi-award winning film I, Daniel Blake, directed by Ken Loach and written by Paul Laverty, as an opportunity for us to question why so many people in our society are suffering, what causes injustice and oppression - looking at examples from Jesus' time as well as today - and what we can do in response.

A brilliant new Lent Course for 2019, based on the hugely popular film The Greatest Showman. The five-week course offers discussion points, biblical reflections and prayers based on short excerpts from the film.

Where The Lost Things Go is a ‘practically perfect’ Lent course for small group study – or for reading on one’s own – based on the popular film Mary Poppins Returns.

Lent for Everyone, Luke:Year C was born out of that simple notion and the realization that a great way to promote universal Bible study would be a Lent book based on the Gospel readings for the current year.

A Lent lectionary resource using Tom Wright's For Everyone Bible translation, this is the second in a three-volume series to cover the three years of the Revised Common Lectionary.

Tom Wright’s ‘Lent for Everyone: Mark’ gives you 53 easy-to-follow daily devotionals for private study or group exploration by Christians of any tradition or denomination.

A day by day Lent book aimed at the individual reader, in which a poem appropriate to the themes of the season is read, along with a short reflection from the editor and a couple of questions to ponder. **PLEASE NOTE THIS TITLE IS IN REPRINT AT THE PRESENT TIME**