Go Deeper in your Faith Formation

February 11, 2026 Ru-Lee Weller Passman

Go Deeper in your Faith Formation

 

Special Lenten Event to Deepen Your Spiritual Practice!

Tell Me Something Good:

The Good News is…we don’t have to censor ourselves when we pray! God welcomes the fullness of our lived experience and our honest expression.

Join with our partner, the Center for Contemplative Living, for their Spring Conference as they explore the Psalms as Sources of Personal Solace, Interfaith Solidarity, Service and Joy.

With Featured Guests: Rabbi Jamie Arnold and Laura Berman, we'll enjoy gorgeous, heartful, prayerful soulful music and, of course, space for sacred silence.

Presentation topics include:

  • Reclaiming Psalm Recitation as Spiritual Practice — An overview of the types of psalms and their uses: poetry, peace (Saul), prophesy and mystical union
  • Christian Perspectives — Solitude & Silence, Solidarity & Service
  • Psalm 23: Recitation as Meditation — A deep dive into "The Lord is my shepherd...."

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Learn more & register: https://www.centeringprayer.net/SpringConference2026

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Look for a special Calvary “Friends & Family Discount” code soon!

 

 

 Lenten Devotional Booklet

Large and small print devotional booklets that accompany our Lenten series will be available on the Welcome Kiosk beginning on Ash Wednesday. You may also email cbc@calvarydenver.org to receive a digital copy.

 

Daily Devotional Cards

Sets of daily devotional cards related to our theme are available at the Kiosk beginning Ash Wednesday. Ideas on how to use these cards:

  • Put your week’s worth of devotional cards by your bed at the start of the week. Each morning when you wake up, start your day with the daily question and prayer.
  • Review the cards for the week at the beginning of the week. Pick the one card that resonates the most with you and put it somewhere where you will see it regularly—your bathroom mirror, car dashboard, desk at work, etc. Use that card as a prayer prompt each day.
  • Use these daily questions as journaling prompts for the season of Lent