'Together for a Season offers a huge wealth of symbols, visual presentations and new prayers to fire the imagination and unite people of all ages in worship. It lifts Common Worship off the page and takes it to a new place.' - Rev. Mark Pilgrim, Chair of Bristol Diocese's Worship and Liturgy Committee, Vicar of St Peter's, Henleaze, Bristol, and Srea Dean of Bristol West Deanery.

Together for a Season is a practical travelling companion for the journey through the Church’s year. Aimed at all those planning and leading worship and those working with children and adults in groups, it offers a rich array of creative material designed to bring to life the seasonal liturgy of Lent, Holy Week and Easter, including Pentecost.

Drawing on the material offered in Common Worship: Times and Seasons, this book includes:

An introduction to each of the seasons of Lent, Holy Week and Easter
Fully worked-out all-age services for all the key dates, including the start of Lent, Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Ascension and Pentecost
Creative suggestions for incorporating multi-sensory elements into seasonal worship to encourage active participation and involvement from the whole church
A wealth of additional practical resources for use with groups of children and adults, at home and in outreach activities

There are three pathways through the material: the Lenten tree, Head, hands and heart and Stations of the cross. The book includes information on the origins of these symbols and suggestions as to how they might become a unifying thread in the worship of the whole congregation as they journey through Lent, Holy Week and Easter.

Woven throughout are suggestions for how to lift the liturgical texts off the page to produce engaging, multi-sensory worship that encourages the participation of the whole people of God.

The material is supported by a free CD-ROM, which includes:

Illustrations and templates
The texts of services
Full-colour photographs to inspire your own worship

The authors

Gill Ambrose is the editor of ROOTS Worship and a member of the Church of England's Liturgical Commission. She is the former Children's Adviser for the Diocese of Ely.

Peter Craig-Wild is a parish priest in West Yorkshire and a member of the Church of England’s Liturgical Commission.

Diane Craven is Children’s Adviser for the Diocese of Southwark. She is also a Reader and working towards a PhD in theology.

Peter Moger is National Worship Development Officer for the Church of England. He was previously in parish and cathedral ministry in the Diocese of Ely.