Saintly Scorecard 2022

The Saintly Scorecard is the official guide to Lent Madness, featuring the biographies of all 32 saints in contention for the coveted Golden Halo. It also includes tips on how congregations and individuals can use Lent Madness as a devotional tool, as well as a handy glossary and fold-out bracket so you can keep track of the winners. 


Tim Schenck is rector of the Episcopal Parish of

St. John the Evangelist in Hingham, Massachusetts,

on Boston’s South Shore. He is the author of five

books full of humor and faith, including the recently

released Holy Grounds: The Surprising Connection

Between Coffee and Faith—From Dancing Goats to

Satan’s Drink (Fortress Press). When not tending to

his parish, drinking single-origin coffee, desperately

seeking material for his syndicated “In Good Faith”

column, or blogging at clergyconfidential.com, Tim

is likely hanging out with his family that includes his

wife, Bryna, two sons, Benedict and Zachary, and and their rescue dog Cooper. Follow him on Twitter @fathertim.


Scott Gunn is executive director of Forward

Movement in Cincinnati, Ohio, whose mission is to

inspire disciples and empower evangelists. Prior to

his work at Forward Movement, Scott was a parish

priest in Rhode Island, and before that he worked in

the tech industry in a variety of settings. Scott’s third

book, The Way of Love: A Practical Guide to Following

Jesus, was published in 2020, and his writing

has appeared in a number of print magazines,

journals, and websites. Scott’s dog provides inside

information via Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook at @

GeorgeTDog. Scott keeps a blog at sevenwholedays.org, and you can find him

on Twitter @scottagunn.


Other contributors include Laurie Brock, Megan L. Castellan, David Sibley, Amber Belldene, Anna Fitch Courie, David Creech, Neva Rae Fox, David Hansen, Miriam Willard McKenney, Emily McFarlan Miller, Eva Suarez, and Adam Thomas.