Love Life Live Lent is now in its seventh year …
As well as a new theme ‘Be the change’ and new actions, the Adult and Youth edition now contains Bible verses and daily reflections from bestselling Bible teacher Paula Gooder and parish priest Peter Babington, unpacking the day’s action and exploring what it means to be a disciple today.
It’s a colourful and interesting way of marking Lent, see this interactive page for a sneak preview.
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