The Work of Imagination Lenten Spiral

The Work of Imagination Lenten Spiral is a Lent–Easter resource for households, offering a simple daily practice that invites reflection, connection, and shared spiritual growth throughout the season.

Theme Overview

Lent invites us into a slower, more intentional way of being—making space for questions, growth, and transformation. The Work of Imagination frames this season as holy labor, calling families to practice love, justice, and hope together even in the midst of uncertainty. Rooted in prophetic imagination, this Lent–Easter theme encourages us to imagine a world being remade by mercy and to take small, faithful steps toward that vision each day.

Description

The Lenten Spiral offers families a visual and embodied way to journey through Lent together; it invites households to mark the days of Lent through short, meaningful practices that center connection rather than perfection.

Beginning on Ash Wednesday, families are invited into a gentle daily rhythm that includes scripture, reflection, shared meals, conversation, movement, advocacy, joy, and time outdoors. Practices are intentionally brief and flexible, recognizing the realities of busy schedules while offering a consistent framework for noticing where God is at work in everyday life. There is no single “right” way to use the Lenten Spiral; instead, it serves as a guide that supports reflection, presence, and lasting memories throughout the season.

What I Get

For Personal Use: PDF download

• Full-color 8.5x11 Lenten Spiral
• B&W 8.5x11 Lenten Spiral
• Links for 11x17 Lenten Spirals

For Ministry Use: ZIP file download

• Leader’s Resource Overview
• Full-color 8.5x11 and 11x17 Lenten Spirals
• B&W 8.5x11 and 11x17 Lenten Spirals