Lent 2025

This Lent at DCC, we will be following the Lenten series from the A Sanctified Art team—Everything [In] Between.

About this Series

This series, inspired by the Narrative Lectionary (Year 3), allows the Gospel of Luke to guide us through Lent. Beginning with Jesus setting his face toward Jerusalem (Luke 9:51), the series flows through several familiar stories—the Good Samaritan, Mary and Martha, the fruitless fig tree, the Lost Sheep, Zacchaeus, and more. Many of these stories are well-known in both sacred and secular imagination, carrying cultural relevance and lore. For example, have you ever identified yourself as either a “Mary” or a “Martha?” The “Good Samaritan” title alone could reference a hospital, a charitable organization, a type of law, or a good deed. Perhaps you grew up singing “Zacchaeus was a wee little man” in Sunday School. So many of these scriptures hold significance in pop culture, church history, politics, and everything in between.

The Series at a Glance

This series is inspired by the Narrative Lectionary and sequentially follows the Gospel of Luke from chapter 9–24. The table below highlights the weekly themes and readings.

Lenten Weekly Devotional—Wednesdays at 1:00pm

Each Wednesday through Lent, Pastor Todd will lead a weekly Lenten Devotional via zoom and in-person. Please see the e-news and bulletin for more information on meeting link information.

Our friends at A Sanctified Art have provided a special e-reader version of this year’s Lenten devotional, which you can access on your computer and mobile devices. Please email Anne-Marie if you would like the link for the e-reader.