Interfaith Clergy Stole
These are light-weight low-cost stoles that you can wear when performing a religious service. They are a beautiful way to indicate that you are a chaplain or clergy who can offer spiritual comfort to people of any religious background. The nine different religious symbols in the rainbow-colored design let people know that you respect every faith tradition. Religions represented include: Christian, Jewish, Islam, Buddhism, Baha’i, Hinduism, Taoism, Sikh, and Native American religions. The Multifaith theme is an important one to acknowledge in a multi-faith world.
Of course, you don’t have to be a chaplain to wear these! They double as a colorful scarf or a choir stole. Their bright colors will complement any outfit.
They come in two different versions. They are both printed on incredibly soft, medium-weight polyester knit fabric.
The Black/Blue stole is reversible, with the deep blue complementing the rich black, and making the symbols visible from both sides. It is two layers thick, with sewn edges, and drapes nicely. It is 5 inches wide by 91 inches long, and weighs 3 ounces.
The white one is just a little wider and a little shorter. It is printed on one side, so the symbols do not show up on the back. It is 5.5″ wide by 87″ and weighs two ounces.
Both feel very nice against your skin and can be worn all day without weighing you down. Pictures show what they look like over different colored vestments.
Barbara McAtee –
I wore it to our annual interfaith gala and received many compliments, with people wanting to order their own.