This educational set explains the history of the prayer rope, what it means, the different kinds used by monastics and laypeople, and how to use one in daily life. What makes this set extra special is the cross—it includes real soil from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem.
This fun and meaningful kit shows children how to make their own Orthodox prayer bracelet. It explains what prayer bracelets are for, where the tradition came from, and how they can be used to stay close to God even at school, during chores, or while falling asleep.
This kit teaches children how to create their very own prayer rope from start to finish. It includes 33 beads (to remind us of the 33 years Jesus lived on Earth), a cross that contains real soil from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, a threader, and cord. As you work with your hands, you’ll also be learning how to work with your heart—and how to pray with love.
The set includes a handmade icon of the Mother of God of Jerusalem, mounted on red cedar wood. Children will decorate the icon with 75 sparkling Bohemian crystals, using non-toxic glue and special tweezers. The detailed booklet explains who the Theotokos is, how we pray to her, and how she helps us draw closer to Christ.
Educational toys that help children to explore and understand the meaning behind the Church’s beauty and structure.
Educational toys to help children, families, and young catechumens not just learn about prayer but practice it.
These products help to discover that saints are real people who lived with love, courage, and faith, just like we are called to do.
These products guide children into discovering that faith is something we think about, pray, create, touch, and live with our hands.
