Providing spiritual and emotional care to others in a valuable service. This post is a compilation of prayers to help you connect and comfort healthcare workers who are feeling great stress in theses troubled times.
The Spring Equinox is March 19th. It marks the midpoint between the longest and shortest days of the year. This falls just around the time that many religions, cultures and national groups are holding celebrations.
We are celebrating by making our spring Everyone Welcome Flag free shipping. If you want to pick up the door or the thicker garden version, this is the time to do it.
My envelope supplier went out of business, but before they did, they put all of their envelopes on sale. So I’ve switched out boring white envelopes for festive color envelopes for most of my Holiday and Note Cards.
To celebrate the upgrade, I’m putting everything on my Greeting Card page on sale for 20% off WITH A COUPON. The Coupon code is CARDS. Just type it in to the coupon box when you get to the shopping cart. (Coupon expires on the 21st of this month)
This is a great time to remember friends with a personal note on a real paper card mailed through the mail with a stamp. No e-mail or text can possibly have the same impact. Now is a perfect time to send thank-you notes to the important people in your life, letting them know how much they mean to you and how they’ve made your life better.
Dear Friends! I forgot to remind you all about the beautiful 2020 Multifaith Calendar. Consequently, I have more left than I expected. That means I’m putting them on sale for 20% off for the next week (while supplies last). This Year’s Multifaith Calendar is Lovely. Both beautiful and educational, the popular Multifaith Calendar carries you through a year of …
This week many of us will take time out of our busy schedules to feel grateful for the many good things in our lives. Soon afterwards, we will begin to think about how generous we want to be towards the people in our lives. These two virtues — gratitude and generosity — form a cycle …
In the next two months there will be multiple opportunities to get family and friends together. Life Dice is a great way to get conversations rolling between generations. Two dice, six questions and six ways to answer create dozens of combinations to get you thinking, talking and laughing together. This is a nice alternative to the annual “what …
Our Interfaith Lapel Pins make dignified graduation gifts for both men and women. Right now, they are on sale for less than $5 each in quantities of 20. We also have gift editions of three interfaith collections of prayers and writings that make are both lovely and make useful reference tools for anyone serving people …
Last Month several Holy Days fell on or around the first day of Spring. This weekend brings us Buddhist New Year, Christian Good Friday, and Islamic Laylat al Bara’at on Friday (sorry this is late). Then Jewish Passover starts on Saturday, followed by Christian Easter and Baha’is First Day of Ridvan. Yesterday was the Hindi …
The first day of Spring is a special time that is celebrated by many different religions. In a world where religion is often used as an excuse to divide people, now is a good time to focus on our similarities and encourage people to come together. Our “Welcome Everybody” garden flag is an easy way …
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When you are working to make the world a better place, isn’t it nice to know that you are promised Divine Assistance? The first chapter of our “Interfaith Resources Book of Comfort and Healing” focuses on the promises of aid that can be found in the sacred scriptures of every major religion. In context, it …
Next week is Brotherhood/Sisterhood week. This is celebrated in both Canada and the US as a time to encourage people of diverse faiths to discuss differences and to recognize those things that we have in common. It is a time to be united in our human brotherhood and sisterhood. Will you do something this week …
Even in the era of video games, everyone still plays cards. If you have a lobby or other room open the public, you probably have a deck of cards laying around. They give people something to do and an excuse to interact. Playing card games is so important to our culture, that almost everyone has …
