Lectio Divina is an ancient Ignition exercise that allows for slower, meditative reading of the text. Consider using this worksheet as a guide in your Scripture Reading to slow you down and engage with the text more deeply.
For seasons where we want to delve more deeply into our walk with God, this guide helps support deep reflection and invites us into new spiritual practices as a way to connect to our life of Christ.
The Prayer of Examen is also an Ignatian Exercise, which allows for prayerful reflection over your day, reflecting where God was, where we as humans erred, and how God's grace might lead us towards new life again tomorrow.
In the Reformed Tradition, this Catechism is used as a tool to teach children and adults the theology of the faith in simple question and answer format. Consider using this with your family as a way to introduce them to the beliefs of the Church.
This guide helps situate ourselves in the Christian year, giving us context into why we observe the christian calendar, how it ties us back to the life of Christ, and how we can engage in each liturgical season with more depth.
We desire to be neighbors who care for the needs of our community, and so we are called to pray for our local community. Discover prayer prompts as you pray for the needs of your local schools.
