
Lent invites us to dive deep into our faith. We hope you'll join us for some of our many Lenten offerings. See details below.

LENTEN SERMON SERIES
Sundays, at 8:30 &11am
As winter gradually yields to the budding promise of spring, we warmly invite you to join us on a journey during Lent—the forty days leading up to Easter. This season is more than giving up chocolate or scrolling—it’s about exploring deeper questions: What sustains us? What are we truly thirsting for? What gives life? This year’s theme, Living Water: Quenching a Deeper Thirst, invites us to discover what it means to be renewed. Like travelers seeking springs in the desert, we journey through this season asking honest questions, exploring ancient wisdom, and walking alongside others who are preparing for baptism—a ritual of going under water and emerging changed. Lent draws us to the water—to wells where people throughout history have sought what sustains them, to stories of Jesus offering “living water” to the thirsty, to the practice of baptism where we mark new beginnings. It’s a season to pause and ask: What are we really looking for? What nourishes us at the deepest level? What will we need for the road ahead? Whether you’re new to this journey or have walked it many times, whether you’re a person of faith or simply curious, you’re welcome here.
EVENTS IN LENT

ASH WEDNESDAY
Wednesday, February 18
7am, 12:05pm, & 7pm
Ash Wednesday is a holy day of prayer, fasting, and repentance. It marks the beginning of Lent, a season of 40 days (excluding Sundays) leading up to Easter Sunday. It is a time to reflect on our lives, seek repentance, and prepare spiritually for the celebration of Easter. Ash Wednesday is a solemn day that signifies humility, mortality, and the acknowledgment of our human frailty.

FAMILY CHILDREN'S CHAPEL
Sunday, February 22
11:00am
Children and their families will have an opportunity to gather during Children's Chapel on Sunday, February 22 at 11am to receive ashes together and learn about this practice, which is a reminder of the fragility of life and our need for reconciliation with God.

ETHEREAL BY NATURE GALLERY HOP
Friday, March 20
5:00 - 8:00pm
Christ Church Cathedral is pleased to host "Ethereal By Nature"- an exhibit of colorful landscapes and portraits curated by Bob Sandford, featuring art by Bob, Kari Anderson, Marianna McDonald and Dan McGrath. Please join us for Gallery Hop, Friday, March 20, to meet the artists and for refreshments and music.

FAURÉ'S REQUIEM
Sunday, March 29
4:00pm
Join us at 4pm on Palm Sunday to experience Fauré's Requiem. Fauré’s sublime musical reflection on life, death, and resurrection is a deeply meaningful way to prepare our hearts for Holy Week.
ADULT FORMATION IN LENT
LENTEN DINNER SERIES
Wednesdays, February 25 - March 11
Dinner*: 5:45pm, Teaching: 6:30pm
Biblical places are more than geography—they’re stories that shape faith. Join us for three enriching evenings this Lent as Rev. Charles guides us in thoughtful conversation as we discover God in the geography of our own lives.
COMPLINE - Evening Prayer
Wednesdays at 7:30pm
February 25 - March 11
On the three evenings of our Lenten Dinner Series, we invite you to join us immediately after at 7:30 for a short Compline (evening prayer) service to end the day. This peaceful, ancient prayer closes the day with gratitude, inviting you to rest and renew in God’s gentle watch. We hope you will join us.
MORNING PRAYER
Tuesdays at 9am
February 24 - March 24
You're invited to join us in the Chapel each Tuesday in Lent at 9am for a short service of Morning Prayer. Lent is a contemplative season of preparation as we await Holy Week and the resurrection of Christ. As we journey together through this season, this practice helps us begin our day through scripture, reflection, and intercession for the world as we seek God together in community.
LENTEN FORUM SERIES
Sundays at 10am
February 22 - March 8
Join Devin Brown as we look as some of the world’s most beloved poems and discover what they have to say about the world and our place in it. This three-week series will explore works by Dickinson, Wordsworth, Frost, Herbert, and Shakespeare and will focus on these themes: Celebrating God’s Creation, Life and Its Limitations, and Finding Faith and Hope. Poetry lovers, poetry novices, and all those in between are welcome. Everyone who attends will receive a copy of Devin’s book Twenty Timeless Poems.
YOUNG ADULT LENTEN STUDY
Sundays at 10am, February 22 - March 15
Young Adults -- Join Rev. Kenny for a 4-week book study during Lent! We will discuss Thomas Merton’s book Contemplative Prayer and engage in short contemplative prayer practice together. Come get acquainted with Merton’s reflections before our trip to Gethsemani later in the year!











