Please share what your congregation is doing for Lent! This rich season of the church year is prime time for deepening our worship life and living the remarkable drama of new life in Christ.

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Lenten Journey: Water Marks is the newest in the Book of Faith Lenten Reflections. These water stories from both Old and New Testaments would be really helpful for a focus on baptism. Other Lenten Journeys include 40 Days with the Lord’s Prayer, Marks of the Christian, and Seven Wonders of the Word. Weekly themes and ideas for worship are included. For individual, group, or congregational use. Preview copies available.

Baptismal themes can also be found in the Washed and Welcome Sourcebook. Articles for reprinting in worship folders or newsletters are available. In Living the Promises of Baptism, key bible verses are highlighted.

ELCA World Hunger offers a Lenten series—12 meals, 12 related stories which are also scripted as dramas for those interested, facts, placemats, fundraising and ideas.

For worship, be sure to consider the DVD series, The Greatest Story: Jesus. The focus on gospel stories includes compelling sand art images that will engage all ages. Preview copy available.

For C.S. Lewis aficionados, themes from The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe provide a creative way to focus on Lenten themes using the video, the book, and the LLW Discovery Guide. Copies available.

Check out Pastor Tom Weitzel’s Handbook for the Discipline of Lent, A Lenten Retreat, and Stations of the Cross as well as other Lenten resources at liturgybytlw.com

For worship planning: Worship Guidebook for Lent and the Three Days together with the Music Sourcebook for Lent and the Three Days from Augsburg Fortress. Preview copies available.

Ideas to consider:

Stories Around the Fire: three or four people tell two-minute stories of a favorite Bible verse—how they came across it, what it meant to them then and what it means to them today. Each week people who tell their stories write their names in a congregational family Bible next to their texts in the margins. “We had people as young as nine and people in their 80′s share their stories.”

Sermon series are memorable. There are so many cleverly named series all over the internet. Pick a catchy title and develop your own pieces to it.

Spirituality for Busy People: everybody is busy. Then pick practices such as Sabbath keeping, service, prayer, blessing, eating together, vocation, testimony to unpack during Lent.

Consider Barbara Brown Taylor’s An Altar in the World: look for God outside of church walls. Take a chapter a week to find God in the everyday events of our lives. Have people tells stories of God at work, at school, at leisure—in unexpected places.

The timelessness of Holden Evening Prayer: “We are still in love with Holden Evening Prayer—it sustains us year after year!”

For a rich Lenten worship experience, consider the new Holden Prayer Around the Cross, a set of resources adapted from Holden Evening Prayer and Prayer Around the Cross by Susan Briehl, Tom Witt, and Marty Haugen. To accompany HPAC, a set of musical resources is available in Singing Our Prayer: Companion to Holden Prayer Around the Cross.

TheThoughtfulChristian.com has several downloadable resources available for Lent. Take a look at Walking the Way of the Cross with Paul.

You’re invited to take a look at a stewardship resource ideal for Lent: Mark Allan Powell’s Biblical Stewardship: Our Duty and Delight features seven 20-minute video sessions on DVD, a comprehensive study guide and participant handouts. Session titles include Belonging to God, What is a Steward?, Treasures and Hearts, Motives for Giving, Duty and Delight, and Cheerful Sacrifices.

The 40 Day Journey books for small groups or individual use are designed for Lent. Titles include Journeys with Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Joan Chittister, Julian of Norwich, Martin Luther, Madeleine L’Engle, and others.

If you’ve found the Nooma films interesting, consider matching themes from the texts for Lent with the short and engaging DVDs. It’s an excellent way to repeat the themes and invite conversation about the weekly texts. Call the Resource Center for a list!

Bread themes for Lent? Try a Lenten study called Bread in the Wilderness: Spiritual Famine or Gospel Feast, six sessions about hunger and food. A new six-part bible study called Bread and Broth also invites participants to share soup and bread while learning about Jacob, Moses, Joshua, Elisha, John the Baptist and Jesus.

Northwestern Minnesota Synod has shared “Lent 2012: A Season for Prayer and Renewal.” For congregational renewal and reflection, it includes prayer petitions, a plan for midweek worship, Bible readings, mission resources and more. Call the Resource Center for a copy or download.

Teach us to Pray introduces participants to the full spectrum of Christian prayer methods and encourages them to incorporate these practices into their daily lives. Twenty-two lesson plans can be used as a year-long course, as four separate courses or individually. Adaptable for Lent, adult education, prayer and spirituality groups or retreats.

The preceding resources are highlighted and recommended for your consideration. If you have questions or would like to reserve a resource, contact Julie Aageson at 701-232-3381 or julie.aageson@ecunet.org

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SPARK

SPARK Family from Augsburg Fortress is a quarterly magazine for families and children. It provides a way to talk with children about God centered in well-known Bible stories. Family Sample copies available.

Spark Bibles from Augsburg Fortress are designed to help introduce children to age-appropriate Bibles. The Spark Story Bible and Spark Bible NRSVare for ages 2- 6th grade. Preview copies are available from the Resource Center or Augsburg Fortress.

Vibrant Faith Ministries

New from Vibrant Faith Ministries: Teaching the Bible with Children, Youth, Families: Unit 1- Equipping Households of Faith, a resource based on an understanding of baptism that informs the belief that home is the primary place for nurturing and passing on the faith. This will help congregations build a strong and vital partnership with households for a common mission – to experience God’s story and practice the Christian faith in daily life. DVD416

Among many resources produced by Vibrant Faith Ministries is their Faith Formation Learning Exchange. Check it out!

DVDs

The Way of the Child: Helping Children Experience God focuses on the spiritual formation of children. This new resource in the growing Companions in Christ family helps children learn and experience spiritual practices that will lead them into a deeper awareness of God’s presence in their lives. DVD360

For effective worship-centered ministry centered on faith nurture for young children, Helping Children Experience God is based on the book Young Children and Worship by Jerome Berryman and Sonja Stewart. It’s an effective worship-centered ministry of faith nurture for young children. The dvd provides an introductory overview of the program for pastors, Christian educators, worship teams, parents, and lay leaders. DVD126

From Paraclete Press, Tell Me About God can help parents and others talk with children about God’s presence and a God who loves them unconditionally. DVD14

More Resources

Washed and Welcome: A Baptism Sourcebook and Living the Promises of Baptism: 101 Ideas for Parents are part of new baptismal formation resources from Augsburg Fortress. These resources will help pastors and parents with ideas for celebrating the gifts of baptism in daily living including meals, bedtime, play, seasons, milestones, transitions. Ideas are appropriate for children from infant to upper elementary. K172

With humor and honesty, Denise Roy tells stories that can help readers see God’s presence in the ordinary events of family life and children in My Monastery is a Minivan: Where the Daily is Divine and Routine Becomes Prayer. B3776

The preceding resources are highlighted and recommended for your consideration. If you have questions or would like to reserve a resource, contact Julie Aageson at 701-232-3381 or julie.aageson@ecunet.org

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Among the newest resources from Spark is Clayfire Curator , a creative worship design blog. Check out The Stories the Stars Tell, a collection for Christmas and Epiphany.

Sundays and Seasons—Year B: As we begin a new church year, the very best resources for worship are found here. It includes preparation for each season, weekly texts, seasonal rites, music and so much more. Take a look at our preview copy or subscribe online.  You also might like to consider Clayfire (AFP)

For daily prayer, The Meaning is in the Waiting: the Spirit of Advent from Paraclete Press focuses on people of the Bible who waited on God—Sarah and Abraham, John the Baptist .

Advent Book of Faith Reflections offer daily readings, bible study, journaling, activities and prayer. This year’s title is Advent Reflections: Making All Things New from Augsburg Fortress. For small group or individual use.

DVDs for group use include:

• Legend of the Three Trees
• Advent Calendar on DVD
• Songs of Christmas
• The Christmas Story
• Advent Conspiracy: Can Christmas Still Change the World?
• Advent, five compelling 2-3 minute video illustrations about Jesus’ birth

For adult study, Kerygma’s Hallelujah: the Bible and Handel’s Messiah explores the scriptural texts of Handel’s Messiah in four sessions: Comfort, Comfort My People; Who Shall Abide the Day of His Coming?; For Unto Us a Child Is Born; and Glory to God in the Highest. A recording of Messiah is recommended for class use.

For midweek worship in Advent, the Resource Center has a variety of services available for loan: The Long Road to Christmas, Flames for the Faithful, A Child is Born in Bethlehem, and A Place Prepare. (Creative Communications)

Advent and Christmas programs are available for many kinds of settings. In addition to programs, music, liturgies, preaching resources, books, and more are available at Augsburg Fortress.

An old favorite and an especially beautiful book for celebrating Advent and Christmas, Winter: Celebrating the Season in a Christian Home by Peter Mazar combines readings, images, and reflections. (Liturgy Training Publications)

The preceding resources are highlighted and recommended for your consideration. If you have questions or would like to reserve a resource, contact Julie Aageson at 701-232-3381 or julie.aageson@ecunet.org

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Open for Exploration!

Connect with the Resource Center: Ways to Help Your Congregation

• Find topical collections of resources for all areas of congregational life
• Include the synod website, brochures and bookmarks, and resource collections in your church communications
• Bring your church council, parish education committee, worship leaders, women’s group, youth leaders for a tour of the center. We’re happy to share resources and we welcome input and requests.
• Use the Resource Center for meetings, sharing and learning together.
• Julie Aageson, Director of the Resource Center, welcomes invitations to share resources with pastoral conferences, women’s and men’s groups, and in other congregational settings. Call to make a date!
• Check out the synod website and online catalog

The preceding resources are highlighted and recommended for your consideration. If you have questions or would like to reserve a resource, contact Julie Aageson at 701-232-3381 or julie.aageson@ecunet.org

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VBS

For Vacation Bible School or other summer offerings, check out a very helpful review of curricula from Virginia Theological Seminary: Download VBS reviews (download .pdf file). You’ll find a thoughtful evaluation of top ten picks for VBS.

Consider using Taking Root, an ELCA hunger education curriculum for all ages that includes a VBS overlay.

We also have a preview copy of Re:New (external link), with a new VBS overlay focusing on the environment and care of creation.

Sunday School and More

Spark Sunday School curricula (external link) is designed to activate faith. Choose from three options: Rotation Model, Lectionary Model, or Traditional Model. Each lesson begins with opening the Bible to explore God’s word. Spark Family (external link), a quarterly magazine for families, is the newest Spark resource designed to help families fit faith into everyday life!

re:form (external link) is an innovative youth ministry resource, re:form helps young people discover their beliefs by tackling transformational issues of faith and theology. It includes 40 core sessions for youth ministry, confirmation, or 5th-6th grade Sunday School curriculum.

re:form – Traditions (external link) is a new addition to re:form, another innovative series designed to explore the beliefs of Lutheran, Methodist, and Reformed traditions. Four sessions about each tradition are appropriate for youth and adults. View samples and more (external link)

Refreshed content, integrated planning tools, and a more streamlined website make Here We Stand Confirmation (external link) a favorite.

The Greatest Story series (external link) continues with The Greatest Story: Jesus. It’s an exploration of the life and ministry of Jesus as recorded in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Greatest Story: Bible Introduction is an sixteen session overview of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.

David Lose’s Making Sense of the Christian Faith (external link) invites participants to ask tough questions about Christianity and faith. It encourages dialogue, reflection on the Bible, and sharing in group settings.

For worship planning, Sundays and Seasons (external link) is an indispensable resource as it follows the church year and the three-year lectionary. It’s practical and easy to use and continues to enrich every aspect of worship planning.

The preceding resources are highlighted and recommended for your consideration. If you have questions or would like to reserve a resource, contact Julie Aageson at 701-232-3381 or julie.aageson@ecunet.org

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This rich season of the church year is prime time for deepening our worship life and living the remarkable drama of new life in Christ. Here are some themes and ideas to consider for your Lenten journey:

Essential for Lenten worship planning is Worship Guidebook for Lent and the Three Days together with Music Sourcebook for Lent and the Three Days from Augsburg Fortress. Preview copies available.

If you’ve found the Nooma films interesting, consider using Lump, Rhythm, Today, Shells, and Matthew during Lent as a way of repeating the themes and inviting conversation about the weekly texts. Call the Resource Center for a list!

For an adult study exploring the lectionary texts for Cycle A, check out the series Signs of Lent DVD. Each of the seven segments is 10-12 minutes and follows a similar format. Themes are sand, wind, water, earth, rock, tree and light all focusing on texts from Matthew and John.

Book of Faith

Heaven on Earth: Studies in Matthew is the newest Book of Faith study. This six- session study from Augsburg Fortress is timely as we begin the new cycle in the lectionary. Preview copies available.

The 40 Day Journey books for small groups or individual use are designed for Lent. This year’s Book of Faith Lenten Journey: Seven Wonders of the Word is by Kathryn Kleinhans. Additional titles include Marks of the Christian based on Romans 12; the Lord’s Prayer; and 40 Day Journeys with Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Joan Chittister, Julian of Norwich, Martin Luther, Madeleine L’Engle, and others.

Focusing on Stewardship?

You’re invited to take a look at a stewardship resource ideal for Lent: Mark Allan Powell’s Biblical Stewardship: Our Duty and Delight features seven 20-minute video sessions on DVD, a comprehensive study guide and participant handouts. Session titles include:

• Belonging to God
• What is a Steward?
• Treasures and Hearts
• Motives for Giving
• Duty and Delight
• Cheerful Sacrifices

Bread themes for Lent?

Try a Lenten study called Bread in the Wilderness: Spiritual Famine or Gospel Feast, six sessions about hunger and food. A new six-part bible study called Bread and Broth also invites participants to share soup and bread while learning about Jacob, Moses, Joshua, Elisha, John the Baptist and Jesus.

Care of creation theme?

Check out:

• Plymouth Carbon Fast Blog (external link) -  daily thoughts for a carbon fast
• Creation Waits with Eager Longing (external link) – A Lenten journey about climate justice
• Living Earth Series (external link) –   A Lenten Journey: Joining the Hymn of All Creation

Music for Lent?

Jay Beech suggests a replacement for the Alleluia, Not by Bread Alone; hymns that fit the texts and themes of Lent and more. Purchase at Baytone Music (external link)

For a rich Lenten worship experience, consider the new Holden Prayer Around the Cross, a set of resources adapted from Holden Evening Prayer and Prayer Around the Cross by Susan Briehl, Tom Witt, and Marty Haugen. To accompany HPAC, a set of musical resources is available in Singing Our Prayer: Companion to Holden Prayer Around the Cross.

Baptismal themes?

Watch for Washed and Welcome, exceptional new baptismal formation resources from Augsburg Fortress.

Please share what your congregation is doing for Lent! Send a note to Julie at the Resource Center.

The preceding resources are highlighted and recommended for your consideration. If you have questions or would like to reserve a resource, contact Julie Aageson at 701-232-3381 or julie.aageson@ecunet.org

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Eastern North Dakota Synod - ELCA: Open for Exploration: Lent 2011

Advent Reflections: I Wonder as I Wander invites readers, congregational groups, and families to observe the four weeks of Advent reflecting on texts and themes of hope, love, joy and peace. It includes ritual, prayer, activities, questions. Very fine and ideal for entire congregational use as part of the Book of Faith family of resources (external link). (AFP)

Christmas, Festival of Incarnation by Donald Heinz is a beautiful overview of the cultural history of Christmas, a call to “authentic celebration.” Additional study resources available online at Fortress Press (external link). (AFP)

Sundays and Seasons, Year A, 2011 This is a must-have for every congregation! As we begin a new church year, the very best resources for worship planning are found here. It includes preparation for each season, weekly texts, seasonal rites, music and so much more. Take a look at our preview copy or subscribe online at www.sundaysandseasons.com (external link). (AFP)

For individuals, groups, families, confirmation students: don’t forget Bread for the Day 2011. This beautiful collection of readings, prayers, table graces, hymns and rituals is a rich companion for the new church year! (AFP)

For midweek worship in Advent, the Resource Center has a variety of services available for loan. They include Flames for the Faithful, The Word Fulfilled, A Place Prepare, A Child is Born in Bethlehem, More Services for the Advent Wreath, and more.

An especially beautiful book for celebrating Advent and Christmas, Winter: Celebrating the Season in a Christian Home by Peter Mazar combines readings, images, and reflections. (Liturgy Training Publications)

Christmas programs are available for many kinds of settings. Call the resource center for help!

For adult study, Sing the Faith: Carols of Christmas is a pleasing way to reflect on five well-known Christmas carols including Once in David’s Royal City, O Little Town of Bethlehem, Joy to the World and more. Five sessions. (AFP)

Paula Gooder’s The Spirit of Advent: the Meaning is in the Waiting is a lovely book of meditations focusing on the spiritual practice of waiting. Provocative and insightful!    (Paraclete Press)

For daily reflection, I’m eager to read The Christmas Mystery. This “perfect Christmas tale” by Norwegian novelist Jostein Gaarder comes highly recommended!

DVDs for group use include “Advent Conspiracy: Can Christmas Still Change the World?”; five compelling 2-3 minute video illustrations about Jesus’ birth in “Advent”; “Advent Calendar on DVD”; “The Christmas Story”; and “Best Christmas Pageant Ever.”

Life is for Living: Advent Reflections based on the O Antiphons is a beautiful set of reflections by Joan Chittister. (Benetvision)

The preceding resources are highlighted and recommended for your consideration. If you have questions or would like to reserve a resource, contact Julie Aageson at 701-232-3381 or julie.aageson@ecunet.org

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Resources for Sunday School, Confirmation, and Adult Education

Curricula samples for preview are available for SPARK, Book of Faith, Here We Stand, and re:form. We also have SPARK children’s bibles as well as the Lutheran Study Bible for loan. If your congregation is still deciding which material to use, call the Resource Center or search these websites:

• SPARK Active Faith (external link)
• We Are Spark House: re:form Confirmation curriculum (external link)
• ELCA Book of Faith: Curriculum Recommendation Tool (external link)
• Augsburg Fortress Education: Kid and adult Bible studies and curriculum (external link)
• Morehouse Education: How to choose children, youth, and adult curriculum (external link)
• Choosing the Right Curriculum for your Church (download .pdf file)

For teachers and Christian education directors, you might like to take a look at a set of print resources: Nurturing Faith Through the Stages of Life (external link), Learning Basics for Teaching the Faith (external link), and Lutheran Basics for Teachers (external link). For adult education, check out the Leading in Faith DVD Series (external link) available at the Augsburg Fortress store or preview copies from the center. Teacher training webinars are available online as well. Two additional books highly recommended are Teaching Children Bible Basics (external link) and 7 Ways of Teaching the Bible to Adults (external link) by Barbara Bruce.

We subscribe to an outstanding journal, Lifelong Faith: the Theory and Practice of Lifelong Faith Formation (external link). If you’re looking for ways to keep informed about best practices together with practical strategies for Christian education, check it out!

For pastors, teachers, or small group leaders, Teaching the Bible: Hosting the Conversation (external link) is an excellent 12-session DVD or course for examining the dynamics of adult learning.

EarthBound: Created and Called to Care for Creation (external link) is a cutting edge 6-session series that takes Martin Luther’s understanding of justification and vocation and explodes it across God’s magnificent creation. It addresses the origins of our misconceptions about scripture’s portrayal of creation and invites viewers to recognize God’s call to us to relate to the whole creation as our vocation. (DVD314)

New adult education courses include Tom Wright’s 10-session DVD, Living Faith (external link). It explores essentials of Christianity including scripture, history, beliefs and practices and how Christianity differs from other religions. (DVD315)

New Book of Faith studies include:

• 1&2 Samuel (external link)
• Jonah (external link)
• Philippians (external link)
• Hebrews (external link)
• Songs of the Faithful (Psalms) (external link)

Go to the ELCA Book of Faith website for regular updates (external link) about resources and join the conversation at bookoffaith.ning.com (external link)

The preceding resources are highlighted and recommended for your consideration. If you have questions or would like to reserve a resource, contact Julie Aageson at 701-232-3381 or julie.aageson@ecunet.org

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Worship planning and Christian education resources at TextWeek.com (external link)

For thoughtful reflections about all things related to learning and faith formation for children, youth, and adults, go to LifelongFaith.com (external link)

A rich well of resources for faith communities from the Alban Institute is available at CongregationalResources.org (external link) Excellent for call committees, leaders in all areas of congregational life, transition times.

Join conversations about bible study and Book of Faith resources at Bookoffaith.ning.com (external link) Interesting opportunities for sharing ideas and resources with people around the church.

Wanting to share your own creative work, writing, ideas for ministry? Go to ELCA.feautor.org (external link) This multilingual, open source site features unpublished resources for all areas of congregational life.

Hand in Hand blog digest from ELCA Global Mission (external link) for finding stories, bulletin blurbs, and devotion ideas from mission partners around the world. Two Pentecost stories just posted: The Pentecost spirit renews the faith< (external link)/a> and An unfolding Pentecost story (external link).

HeartsAndMindsBooks.com (external link) Book notes, reviews, articles for pastors, church leaders, or anyone who cares about congregations and ministry.

Stoles and paraments available from InterWovenStudio.com (external link)

Check out SanctuaryRenovation.com (external link), a collection of gifted liturgical artists in the Upper Midwest who work with congregations on both small and large projects.

The Story of Stuff (external link) Don’t miss this award-winning environmental stewardship video.

Go to www.elca.org (external link) for the latest news, resources and more from around the ELCA.

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A Taste of The Best Resources:

Find a thoughtful source for stewardship ideas at the Stewardship of Life Institute (external link) at the Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gettysburg. Former Eastern North Dakota Synod pastor, Sharron Lucas (Sheyenne-Oberon Area Ministry) writes a weekly column reflecting on lectionary texts (external link) on this site.

Pastor John Golv, interim at Peace Lutheran Church in Fargo, is author of Our Stewardship: Managing Our Assets from the Congregational Leader Series. It’s among the most accessible and engaging stewardship resources we have! (PR732)

Mark Allan Powell’s Giving to God: The Bible’s Good News about Living a Generous Life is among the most readable resources on comprehensive stewardship ministry… highly recommended! (B3512)

If you’ve not gone to www.elca.org/stewardship (external link) you’re missing one of the best sections of the ELCA website. It’s filled with helpful and current stewardship information. (See the seven-part curriculum described below!)

Not Your Parents’ Offering Plate by J. Cliff Christopher will be reviewed in the May newsletter. This new vision for financial stewardship is recommended by Pr. Jerry Protextor, Peace Lutheran in Fargo. (B3716)

NIV Stewardship Study Bible: Go to Luther Seminary’s Stewardship section (external link) for a helpful summary (external link) of this new stewardship resource from Zondervan. From our own Pr. Kari Bahe: “The best resource for stewardship is the Bible.” (B3717)

Herb Miller’s New Consecration Sunday is a revised stewardship program kit focusing on a biblical and spiritual theology of the need to give. Available for loan.

A number of congregations have appreciated using Ask, Thank, Tell by Charles Lane. It’s a straightforward, easy-to-read stewardship guide. “The section on ‘Creating a Culture of Thanksgiving’ is [excellent].” (B3211)

The How’s and Why’s of Money Leadership (external link) is a free, seven-part curriculum for “leaders who want to plumb the depths of their congregation’s financial soul.” It deals with attitudes about money, congregational finances, leadership, money and theology and more. Especially for congregations who find themselves stuck and looking for direction, this resource was developed cooperatively by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the Alban Institute and the Lilly Endowment.

The preceding resources are highlighted and recommended for your consideration. If you have questions or would like to reserve a resource, contact Julie Aageson at 701-232-3381 or julie.aageson@ecunet.org

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