Lessons in Love from the Cross
This collection includes two programs for Lent, one on the Seven Last Words and another on the Sations of the Cross complete with original line drawings of the Stations by artist Mary Kenny; also includes a unique Good Friday service.
Six Smooth Stones
A Lent resource by Sister Barbara Jean Brown introduces you to five Lent disciplines: Spiritual Reading, Prayer of Attentiveness (Contemplation), Fasting, Works of Kindness (mercy) and Worship in Community and includes an introduction to the Triduum (Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and the Easter Vigil) and ways to participate in them to deeper ones spiritual life.
Create in Us a New Heart
A collection of Lent resources including a program to learn about and create Stations of the Cross, a set of Holy Week Services for children and adults and meditations on the Stations.
Do This in Remembrance of Me
A Communion Class for Young Children This six-week program for children (K-3) and their parents is perfect for Lent or whenever you want to deepen children’s understanding of the Eucharist.
From Caterpillar to Cocoon to Butterfly
This resource offers congregations a thematic approach for communicating the message of Lent and Easter. Centered around the life cycle of a Monarch butterfly, a different stage of its development serves as a symbol each week for the process of spiritual growth during Lent.
Know Chocolate for Lent
Know Chocolate for Lent offers a thematic approach for communicating the message of Lent and Easter to children, youth and adults. Know Chocolate for Lent uses the growing and manufacturing process of chocolate as a metaphor for the growth of faith and discipleship in the Christian life.
This Is My Body
Children learn about communion: what it means, why it is important and how the tradition was given to us. A great cycle for Lent.
Wild Willy & the Prodigal Son
Wild Willy's Candy Factory is a program based on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, a children's book by Roald Dahl and uses clips from the movie Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Conceived as a five-week series to be used in a mid-week program for children during Lent it can be adapted to other formats and uses, such as Sunday School or VBS.
Using an animated version of C.S. Lewis' The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, this five-session or weekend program offers participants an opportunity to experience the story through imaginative role-playing, games and discussion. Great for VBS, Lent or camps & conferences. 
The Journey to Adulthood (J2A) is a complete youth ministry program of spiritual formation for 6th - 12th grades. It uses Bible study, prayer, rites of passage, outreach ministries and both serious and playful activities to underscore its core principles:
Take your VBS children to a different Medieval Pilgrimage destination each day: Rome, Canterbury, Santiago de Compostela, Dunfermline (Scotland) and Croagh Patrick (Ireland). During their imaginary journey, participants learn about the life and legacy of a Saint revered during the Middle Ages and pretend to make the trek to see and hear the story for themselves. 
One of Virginia Theological Seminary's 2005 Top Picks for Vacation Bible School!
Based on the Harry Potter books, this is one of our most popular resources for a Sunday School break or VBS. 
WorkshopCycles is a new way of experiencing Sunday School. It takes seriously the spiritual development of children while providing creative, hands-on activities to help children learn the stories of God and God's people. Children work on the same story or concept for several weeks, using different learning approaches each week. Available as both an annual membership or as individual cycles.
