Love at Lent: 50 Lenten Activity Cards that Encourage Forgiveness, Gratitude, Generosity, Prayer, and Love

Review Presvytera Michelle’s Love at Lent infuses love, connection, and almsgiving into the day-to-day Lenten experience for children and families. Love at Lent is an amazing program engaging kids of all ages in simple tasks that not only strengthen our connection with God but with one another. Pres Michelle is a brilliant writer and remarkable mom who balances her career and family with joy, laughter and positive energy. Her love for God and passion for engaging families in “real life” connections is one reason Love at Lent has been so successful attracting thousands of followers on social media and truly making a difference. --Presvytera Pat Tsagalakis, Holy Apostles, Shoreline, WALove at Lent was such a gift to my family this Lenten season and is a tradition I hope to continue for years to come. I believe that Love at Lent gave us a framework and mindset to start Great Lent with more intention as a family. That inspiration carried throughout the entire season and guided how we chose to spend our time. Through this focusing on simple, wholesome time and kindness toward others, I felt as though I was getting to model Christian values in simple, bite-sized ways. Thank you, Pres. Michelle Triant, for this heartwarming and meaningful project and tool for families to use during Great Lent! --Nicole Johnson, CaliforniaAt Holy Trinity this year, our HOPE and JOY kids got to create something awesome for our Lenten season: Love at Lent envelopes and tasks. Love at Lent is an awesome project created by Presvytera Michelle Triant. Our little ones decorated great-looking envelopes, with 40 different tasks to try, for each day of Lent! --Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church Youth Ministry, Grand Rapids, MI

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