Ready-To-Download Lent Music & Liturgy
Now, more than ever we need Lenten resources that don’t shy away from what’s going on in the world around us, that center opportunities to honestly share sorrows and griefs, that invite genuine participation and lay the groundwork for gratitude, hope, even joy.
Those are the kind of Lent resources you’ll find on our site, including downloadable sheet music, lyric videos, liturgies, spoken word pieces and guided lament experiences with music and visuals.
Series Theme: Unbroken: A Living Faith
When so many people identify themselves as Christian how can we spend some time thinking deeply about what we really believe? What is the what? What are the foundational beliefs and how are they living and moving with us as we change and grow?
Faith is passed down from generation to generation - it’s an unbroken line of ancestry that connects us all the way back to Jesus. The powers of the world wanted to break Jesus and yet this faith that we rest on is strong enough that they couldn’t do it. We are a part of this great tradition that will not and cannot be broken.
Using the seven teachings from the emerging work of A Living Catechism, through worship and practice, this Lent, explore how we are and always have been both/and people:
Packed with thoughtfully designed resources, Lent in a Box 2025 equips you to guide your congregation through this season with creativity and purpose. Inside this digital collection, you’ll find:
Whether you're planning for worship, small groups, or family devotions, this resource is designed to fit seamlessly into your ministry.
Amid injustice and tragedies, we remember we must first gather around the table for strength so we can respond with love and grace. As we journey through Lent, from the wilderness to the shores of Galilee, we find the sacred in the ordinary—like bread, simple yet essential.
Bread of Life reminds us there is abundance—more than enough love, grace, and hope for all. If you are weary, lonely, or burdened, come to the table and be fed.
This Lent, gather together to break bread, savor the divine generosity of God, and rise to share with the world out of the abundance we have received from the bread of life.
Learn more here.
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.
This series is an invitation to navigate the polarities in our lives with more faith, intention, and openness to be transformed. Each weekly sub-theme explores two supposed binaries, like “faith & works” or “rest & growth,” or “grief and hope.” We often consider these ideas to be opposing. However, as we explore these concepts within the scriptures, we find nuance and complexity. We might find that God is present in between.
Resources included in the bundle include:
Plus: Free Supplmental Resources:
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Barn Geese Worship's You Are Here: A Lenten Series Exploring God's Presence in the Place Where You Are - bundles include:
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A Sanctified Art offers a bundle of 11 multimedia ministry resources for the seasons of Lent-Easter, following the RCL Year C (all are digital files):
For Ash Wednesday, the six Sundays of Lent, and Easter Sunday, we provide you with the following:
These Lenten and Easter liturgies are written to connect with An Illustrated Lent for Families: This is My Body, and our This is My Body Lenten Devotional (both the Illustrated and Text-only editions) for a fully This is My Body-themed Lent. At the same time, these liturgies can be used by themselves, apart from the other materials.
This is Sanctified Art's bundle of 11 multimedia ministry resources for the season of Lent–Easter, following the RCL for Year A. Download the free theme infographic to learn more about the theme, Seeking. Each resource is also available separately. Learn more here; scroll down and click the “Resource Details” buttons to learn more about each individual resource.
Note: All resources are digital files.
Everything you need to guide your community through a meaningful Lenten season.
This Lent, Church Anew looks at a kaleidoscope of stories from the Book of Acts, with Revised Common Lectionary suggestions paired with the theme. Explore the ways the Spirit alters perspective, transforms communities, and consistently blazes a trail ahead. Catch up with the work of the Holy Spirit, finding people:
Follow this theme through Holy Week, with:
Maundy Thursday: Love Altered // Good Friday: Violence Altered // Easter: Life Altered
Wandering Heart: Figuring out Faith with Peter
This Sanctified Art series focuses on the life and faith of Peter, in whom we see a person who is both steadfast and unsteady, a dear friend and a betrayer, a follower and a wanderer. In Peter, we often see ourselves. By following Peter’s journey, we watch the story of Jesus unfold through the eyes of a very normal human trying to figure it all out just like us.
Highlights include:
A Sanctified Art offers a slew of resources from liturgical elements, preaching prompts and study guides for Lent-Easter, Year B; check out their blog for some great worship and faith formation ideas.
Have Mercy from The Many releases on Ash Wednesday and includes their commissioned theme song for A Sanctified Art's, Again and Again; along with 3 other songs, Quiet Places, Do Not Fear, and Lamb of God. Go to their website or follow them on Spotify.
This is the Day's, At the Door: Lent 2025 Series breaks down the many thresholds we are invited to cross in a reflection series appropriate for the Lenten season. It addresses the themes of call, decision, privilege, confession and reconciliation.
Priced at only $60, At the Door includes:
Scripture Themes for Each Week:
This is the Day's Let Love Rise has so much room for creativity and to include your whole congregation- have the cooks share what baking for the church means to them, intergenerational baking activities, look at food insecurity in your neighborhood, and more!
This could pair well with Kendall Vanderslice's Bake & Pray resources or other Spiritual Practices that engage Food & Cooking.
This bundle includes:
This is the Day's, The Body Remembers: A Lenten Series, is an opportunity to listen to your congregation about their experiences and to connect with the wider community on issues you care about. Make it your own to highlight your ministries!
This bundle includes:
This series features the artwork of Ukrainian artist Andrew Ostrovsky.
On Not Taking Lent out on Our Bodies
By Jodi Belcher (she/her/hers) in Building Faith on Feb 07, 2023
Free Resource from Rev. Micahel Mulberry (UCC): Ash Wednesday to Earth Day Source Book available HERE.
Central to the Lenten study are three actions:
1) Ash Wednesday Action (February 22): call a fast from credit cards held by the four major banks funding fossil fuels/climate disaster: includes links to Stop the Money Pipeline materials for talking to branch managers. Sarah Lasoff, rabbi in a Florida Jewish synagogue in Florida who has spoken to over 13 bank managers provides training materials. The credit card fast lasts until Tuesday, March 21st.
2) Dis-credit Bad Banks Day of Action put forward by Third Act Day on March 21st. Again, an invitation to talk to bank managers seeking transformation. We model persistence and relationships.
3) Finally, with the possibility of no action, there is a Foot-Washing Liturgy and Jericho Walk that can be done on Maundy Thursday (April 6th) or on Earth Day, (April 22nd).
Within the pages are also creation centered Lectio Divina and examen and creation music playlists. I also included within the folder creation-centered baptism and communion liturgy.
Please let Mike know if you use it (mmulberry@gmail.com ) and/or with any questions.
Lent in a Box from Church Anew
WHAT’S INCLUDED?
PRELUDE TO EASTER: A sun-drenched worship film that sets the story of salvation inside a Victorian-inspired shadow box theatre.
The Iona Community offers numerous resources: Lenten devotionals, liturgies for Ash Wednesday, Mothering Day, Earth Day, and Holy Week to Easter; at-home family activities, and more, including seasonal liturgical resources and a slough of other downloadable liturgical elements.
The Worship Guidebook for Lent and the Three Days is a treasure trove of insights, images, and practical tips to deepen worship from Ash Wednesday to Easter. The Music Sourcebook expands the repertoire of resources for song from Ash Wednesday to Easter.
offers several Lenten film series:
Don't Be Afraid of the Dark: Everything Gets Birthed in the Dark (a six-session visual liturgy Lent series) and Lent Films: The Fruitful Darkness.
The Four Gospel Journey: The Christ Journey of Love, Growth and Transformation
Selected films for Maundy Thursday through Good Friday and Easter films
and many more