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Our Lent Challenge follows the Church of England’s #LiveLent theme for 2022, Embracing Justice. Based around the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Lent book, written by Isabelle Hamley, the theme remembers the cry of the Prophet Isaiah: ‘Is not this the fast that I choose: to loose the bonds of injustice?’ calling us to reflect on the injustices of the world and ask what God is calling us to do about them. Here we have videos reflecting on the six themes and an invitation to join Liverpool Cathedral's discussions on each topices

The Summer Reading Challenge has been a popular part of the Rule of Life as together we have read and reflected on scripture. Previous challenges saw us reading Jonah and the Psalms. This year we reading 1 Peter. We will be reading five chapters over five weeks starting Monday 26th July. Miranda Threlfall-Holmes (Rector St Lukes in the City) was asked to guide us through this year’s challenge with a series of videos exploring some of the themes.

Join Archdeacon Simon in this year’s Summer Challenge reading the book of Psalms together. Sign up to this course and you will receive weekly emails encouraging you in your reading. The Psalms are the hymnbook and the prayerbook of the Temple, and of the Church. In these 150 songs the Psalmist explores the whole range of human experience, with all its highs and lows, of human life lived in the presence of God, and sometimes the experience of the apparent absence of God too. Find out more about the challenge and how you can get involved.

We have produced some resources to help children's groups from 3 to 11 take part in the Bring One Friend challenge

Canon Philip Anderson leads the sixth of our Lent course sessions for 2022.

The Very Reverend Dr Sue Jones, Dean of Liverpool, leads the fifth of our Lent course sessions for 2022.

Canon Mike Kirby, Canon Scientist, leads the fourth Lent course session for 2022.

Chris Topping leads the third of our Lent course sessions for 2022.