Last Updated: February 2026
The Foundry: My Cup Runneth Over
"My Cup Runneth Over" is a heartwarming book that explores the beauty of God's abundant blessings and faithfulness in our lives. With inspiring reflections and practical insights, it invites readers to embrace gratitude, deepen their faith, and experience the overflowing joy found in God’s presence. Perfect for personal devotions or as a thoughtful gift, this book is a refreshing reminder of God’s goodness and grace.
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Lent: An Act of Kindness
This Lent, let us reflect on God’s outrageous love and his generosity to us - and respond. For forty days, we invite you to engage in 40 acts of kindness, each act inspired by Scripture. Let us reach out to our communities with kindness and through our display of love, care and generosity, may we make the goodness of our God known. One small, significant act at a time.
We would like to thank Salvation Army for providing this plan. For more information, please visit: https://sar.my/lentacts
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Easter Made Simple (Life.Church)
Most churches see their highest attendance ever on Easter Sunday. To help you lead through each detail and moment with confidence, download the Easter Made Simple Checklist.
Inside the checklist, you’ll find:
- Sermon ideas, kids curriculum, worship setlists, creative assets, and more
- Operational guides and communications to help every detail run with excellence
- Fresh follow-up strategies to engage new families beyond Easter
Find the exact tools and resources you need for every area of your ministry—all in one place
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Indigenous Lenten Guide
Lent is a sacred time of reflection, repentance and renewal-a time when we turn our hearts more intentionally toward God’s**nbsp;call for justice, healing and right relationships. For 40 days, we are invited to slow down and reflect on Christ’s journey—a road marked with suffering where we find unexpected moments of compassion, healing and hope.
In this Lenten season, we invite you to join us as we reflect on the wisdom of Scripture, listen to the voices of Indigenous People and practise lament using a new resource created by the territorial Indigenous ministries department.
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2026 Lent Worship Series: The Gifts of Lent
As you make plans for the season of Lent, the USA Central Territory’s Corps and Community Mission Department is pleased to provide the 2026 Lent Worship Series: The Gifts of Lent.
This series offers worship planning resources in both English and Español, covering the period February 22 – April 5, 2026 (Easter).
Included Resources
The downloadable ZIP file contains:
- Song options
- Dramas
- Children’s moments
- Sample sermons
- Graphics
Access the Materials
All materials are available through the following webpage:https://salarmycentral.org/cacm/resources/
To obtain the resources:
- Click the link above.
- Download the file titled 2026 Lent Worship Series (ZIP).
- Save the file to your computer and begin planning.
Important Dates
- 1st Sunday of Lent: February 22, 2026
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Easter Reading Series
From arrest to Resurrection, a new video series shares the Easter story through Scripture readings.Produced by the territorial communications team, this four-part series is perfect for use by corps during Holy Week, or for personal devotions.
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Lent & Mental Health - A Sanctuary Resource
Lent is a season of reflection, prayer, and renewal. This year, our Lent series explores the connection between faith and mental well-being through blog posts and social media content featuring:
- Rev. Isabelle Hamley on Lent and eating disorders
- Curt Thompson on Lent and grief
- Karl Persson on Lent and mental illness
- Fr. Bryan Duggan on self-compassion
New on the Blog: Kites and Ashes—Alternatives to FastingRev. Isabelle Hamley explores how those with disordered eating can approach Lent with faith-centered alternatives to fasting.
Welcome, Curt Thompson!We’re thrilled to introduce Curt Thompson, MD, a psychiatrist, author, and speaker integrating neuroscience and faith. He joins our ambassadors in equipping the Church to support mental health.
May this series offer encouragement and connection this Lent.
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Christianity Today: Ever Approaching Dawn
Prepare your congregation for a meaningful journey through Lent and Easter with Ever Approaching Dawn, a 15-session devotional from Christianity Today. Rooted in Scripture and thoughtful reflection, it works well for personal devotion, small groups, or leadership teams. If your corps would like a digital copy, email corps.mission@salvationarmy.ca to request access and begin planning for the season ahead.
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Faith Community Resources (Australia Territory)
The Salvation Army Australia's "Easter 2025 – Faith Community Resources" focus on the theme "Come and See," inviting individuals to reflect on Jesus' sacrifice and encounter Him personally. These materials are designed to support faith communities in their Easter celebrations.
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2026 Lent Worship Series (USA Central Territory)
The Corps and Community Mission Department offers annual worship planning resources for the Lenten season. The 2026 Lent Worship Series, titled "The Gift of Lent," is currently available for download. These resources are designed to assist in worship planning and can be accessed in a ZIP file format. salarmycentral.org
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Lent Resources (UK Territory)
The Lent Resources page from The Salvation Army UK Territory provides a range of materials to support individuals and communities throughout the Lenten season. Featuring daily devotionals, prayer guides, and group study ideas, these resources are designed to inspire reflection, deepen faith, and prepare hearts for Easter. Perfect for personal or collective use, they encourage meaningful engagement during this sacred time.
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The Foundry: My Cup Runneth Over
"My Cup Runneth Over" is a heartwarming book that explores the beauty of God's abundant blessings and faithfulness in our lives. With inspiring reflections and practical insights, it invites readers to embrace gratitude, deepen their faith, and experience the overflowing joy found in God’s presence. Perfect for personal devotions or as a thoughtful gift, this book is a refreshing reminder of God’s goodness and grace.
