September 2026 | Calendars

Sweet September. I do so enjoy fall. I know that fall technically doesn't arrive until near the end of the month, but let's be real, if you don't pick up a bag or two of your favorite fall coffee or treats now, you probably will miss out on them when fall does finally arrive. I learned that lesson the hard way.

I hope your school year has begun well. I hope your learners are acing the routines and you are excelling on showing patience and persistence. As we get into the academics, let's not forget to pause and enjoy the changing seasons around us. You're never too old to crunch through the leaves, stop to admire the bird migrations, or sip on your favorite hot beverage. There is JOY where you are, take a moment to savor it.

We're praying for your patience, persistence, and pauses and appreciate your similar prayers for us. Thank you for ALL you do!

Resources to Support You in Your September Journey:


September 2026 Ideas for EVERY Day

Add "Would you rather..." questions into your daily holiday festivities this September to welcome even more JOY. Or get it (for free!) at our TPT store.

Also, consider sampling our JOY for Today posts, where we celebrate selected days throughout the year by offering facts, connections, scripture, quotes, and activity suggestions. Check out these posts for upcoming September holidays:

September 2026 GROWTH for Today Calendar


In 2026, we're offering three plans for your Bible study routine: a book study, character study, or topical study. Here are the choices for September:
  1. Book Study: Ends Luke (Started in January) and begins John.
  2. Character Study: Finish Abraham (Started in June)
  3. Topical Study: Trees
For flexibility, we invite you to choose whichever plan you'd like, or construct your own. We offer a 7-step routine, but we encourage you to take it at your own pace.  

Let us never stop GROWING!


BLANK 2026 Calendars

Both our Idea for Every Day and Growth for Today calendars include a blank calendar for your convenience. Use it to pace your own activities for the month or for personal use. Here are the featured quotes for September:

Watercolor fall leaves set against a blue background with a quote about it being the time to fly.


A watercolor of a fall tree on a blue background features a verse from Ecclesiastes about trees and hope.

Keep going, Leaders! There is always hope in tomorrow and JOY to be found in today. Take time to look for it.

Believing it with You,

Red bowl with gray steam rising from top, Wolfe Stew written on front of bowl.


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Are you interested in browsing archived calendars? If so, find them all on our JOY for Today page. 

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