We will continue to add new links to this page in the run-up to Lent 2025. If your Churches Together group has a resource you would like to recommend and share please get in touch with Sarah in the CTE Team.
Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI)
Christian Unity in a Fragmenting World – This Lenten Resource follows on from the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity theme this year, which invites us to explore together the enduring relevance of the first ecumenical council of the Church which took place in Nicaea 1700 years ago.
It is a significant moment of shared history in our journey towards unity. The Council gave rise to the adoption of the Nicene Creed, which is still a central statement of faith for many – although not all – Christians. Paths have diverged since then with schisms and the establishment of new churches and movements within the Christian family.
The Nicaea 1700 anniversary this year, coinciding with the shared celebration of Easter, provides a unique opportunity to reflect on the progress of our ecumenical journey, deepening our relationships and renewing our vision and commitment. Download the resources…
Association of Interchurch Families (AIF)
This year AIF is offering two Lent courses. One course is for Churches or Churches Together groups to use, though any group or individual is invited to use it too. The other course is for Interchurch Family members, or those in or from Interchurch families to use as a personal Lent course. Download the resources…
Bible Society
For Lent 2025 the book of Exodus will be your guide on a journey through the Red Sea and into the wilderness. Sign up for free daily devotionals delivered to your inbox. Discover why God led his people into a desert for 40 years, how they became his covenant people and the ways this extraordinary story points forward to the new covenant in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Sign up for the Lent Encounter…
CAFOD
CAFOD offers daily prayers and reflections for the Lenten journey, alongside information about ways in which you and the wider CAFOD family can support their ongoing activities. The daily emails start on Ash Wednesday and end on Easter Day. Sign up for the emails…
Christian Aid and Church Action on Poverty
Christian Aid and Church Action on Poverty created Act on Poverty with UK partners in the run-up to last year’s General Election. They’ve refreshed the content ready for Lent 2025. The course will help Christians gain a deeper understanding of poverty and get equipped to talk to political representatives about it. Find out more…
Church of England
The Church of England’s Lent theme for 2025 is Living Hope. God invites us to bring to him on our own journey through everyday life. In the disappointment of daily setbacks and the pain of deeper hurts, we discover that God is present with us. And God promises a future where all things are healed and made new.
Living Hope offers us the opportunity to deepen our hope in God and be part of what God is doing to bring hope in the world. Explore the resources…
Methodist Church
Get Soul Food – daily deliveries of spiritual nourishment throughout Lent. These will include Bible studies, recipe videos, music, craft ideas and stories. There are also themed worship and prayer resources for churches. Taste the resources…
Operation Noah
Where your treasure is – a new five-week course from Operation Noah exploring how we can use our money to tackle the climate crisis. Each week includes a short reflection and discussion questions, a prayer and actions that you can take. The course is ideal as a Lent course or it can be used at other times of the year such as during the Season of Creation or Advent. Download the resources…
Salvation Army
This Lent’s theme, Courage for the Journey, explores Biblical examples of courageous disciples and how their journey applies to our journey to the cross. Resources include a personal discipleship challenge, small group reflections, teaching and service starters. Find out more…
Tearfund
Tearfund invites us to be Transformed by Love this Lent. They say “We know our world needs change – but change that will last is change grounded in love. From our local neighbourhoods to places around the world facing the injustices of poverty, conflict and disaster, we see a world groaning for change – positive change that each of us desires to be part of.”
Discover afresh how being transformed by God’s love enables us to live lives of love that bring transformation to the world. Sign up for the seven-week devotional series…