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Draw Near Adult pack of 50

Life-Giving Habits for Lent

Kate Bruce, Michael Leyden, Jessica Martin

Draw Near Adult pack of 50

Life-Giving Habits for Lent

Kate Bruce, Michael Leyden, Jessica Martin

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Publisher: Church House Publishing

ISBN: 9781781405499

Number of Pages: 96

Published: 05/01/2026

Width: 9 cm

Height: 16 cm

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Draw Near is the official Church of England booklet for Lent 2026. It invites you to develop a rhythm of life that will help you grow as a disciple of Christ day by day, especially as we prepare to celebrate the mystery of God’s saving love at Easter. Each week a different contributor explores an activity central to Christian discipleship: worship, prayer, Scripture, communion, service to others and sharing the good news. For each day of Lent it offers daily Bible readings, images, short reflections, prayers and practical responses to help you draw near to God this Lent and beyond.

Kate Bruce, Michael Leyden, Jessica Martin

Kate Bruce is a Royal Air Force Chaplain and former Deputy Warden and Tutor in Homiletics at Cranmer Hall in Durham. Michael Leyden is the founding Dean of Emmanuel Theological College. Jessica Martin is the Dean of Chelmsford and a former Theological Adviser to the Bishops of the Church of England. Jitesh Patel is Assistant Director at St Mellitus College, East Midlands and Associate Vicar at Holy Trinity Church Leicester. Matthew Porter is the Bishop of Bolton. Matthew Salisbury is National Liturgy and Worship Adviser of the Church of England. Eleanor Sanderson is the Bishop of Hull and former assistant bishop in the Diocese of Wellington within the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia.