Come and See kicked off in Lent 2021, as a way of reaching out to all those who'd found solace in faith throughout the Covid lockdowns. Since then it's grown, with over 2,000 people taking part in our most recent journey, and special resources enabling children and young people to take part too.
Revisit the journeys below.
Jump to: 2024 - The Way of Love | 2023 - The Beatitudes | 2022 - The Lord's Prayer | 2021 - The Creed
Come and See: The Way of Love
In three of the four gospels, Jesus is asked which commandment is the most important. He answers not with one commandment but with two: you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and soul and mind and strength, and you shall love your neighbour as yourself. The Way of Love shows how these two commandments can give a rhythm and a shape to our lives.
Explore The Way of Love on the Oxford Diocesan Learning Hub
The emails from Lent 2024 are listed below.
Come and See: The Beatitudes
At the beginning of the most famous sermon in history – known as the Sermon on the Mount – Jesus commends eight beautiful qualities; eight extraordinary blessings that show what it means to be fully alive.
Explore The Beatitudes on the Oxford Diocesan Learning Hub
The emails from Lent 2023 are listed below.
Come and See: The Lord's Prayer
All over the world, every day, Christians pray the Lord’s Prayer. The words are a beautiful expression of how to approach God in conversation. The prayer reshapes our lives in sorrow and in joy - come and see how.
The emails from Lent 2022 are listed below.
Come and See: The Creed
Saying the Creed binds Christians together as a believing community, across different traditions and practices. What does the Creed mean for us, for our faith and for how we live it out in everyday life?
The emails from Lent 2021 are listed below.