Wearable Scripture

Minimal, timeless Scripture for the woman who carries her faith quietly. Each piece is printed just for you on soft, garment-dyed cotton.

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Faith doesn't have to announce itself.

We put the words you're praying quietly on the outside, so you never carry them alone.

Start your journey with a bundle

Three devotional journals in one set — Scripture, reflection and prayer for every season of life.

Devotional Journals

Seven quiet mornings with Scripture.

Each journal is one week of daily pages for a particular season of life: a short devotional, a verse from the ESV, reflection prompts and a closing prayer. Type on the fillable pages, or print them and write by hand.

Find the one that meets you where you are.

  • A handmade salt-dough star ornament, painted faded gold, half-unwrapped from old tissue beside an open ornament box in dim winter light.

    The Ornament Box

    Lauren found her mother's salt-dough star at the bottom of the ornament box, the first December without her. She could not hang it. Not yet.

    The Ornament Box

    Lauren found her mother's salt-dough star at the bottom of the ornament box, the first December without her. She could not hang it. Not yet.

  • A single candle burns in a brass candlestick on a farmhouse windowsill at dusk, a quiet country road fading outside.

    The Candle in the Window

    Meg found her grandmother's brass candlestick on the first Sunday of Advent. Nana had lit it every December, for whoever was still on the road.

    The Candle in the Window

    Meg found her grandmother's brass candlestick on the first Sunday of Advent. Nana had lit it every December, for whoever was still on the road.

  • A woman sits at a half-set Thanksgiving table in fading afternoon light, holding an old glass jar of river stones.

    The Jar of River Stones

    Claire found the jar while looking for the gravy boat. Each stone carried a date and a few faded words, and every one was a time God had helped.

    The Jar of River Stones

    Claire found the jar while looking for the gravy boat. Each stone carried a date and a few faded words, and every one was a time God had helped.

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