Handcrafted clergy stoles rooted in season, symbol, and storytelling
—supported by thoughtful art and resources.
—supported by thoughtful art and resources.
Explore four works of fine art for Ordinary Time worship and fall reflection, featuring Duccio di Buoninsegna, Paula Modersohn-Becker, and Jean-François Millet. Discover how historic art can inspire church worship, sermons, faith formation, and spiritual reflection during the changing autumn season.
Explore Jean-François Millet’s The Gleaners in this Labor Day art reflection about the dignity of work, ordinary labor, and the people whose contributions often go unnoticed. Discover connections between art, faith, the biblical practice of gleaning, and the importance of noticing and honoring everyday work.
Discover the story behind Preparing the Way, a handmade purple Advent clergy stole from Carrot Top Studio featuring an empty manger. Explore the Christian symbolism of waiting, preparation, Mary, the manger, and making room for Christ during Advent, and find meaningful Advent stoles for pastors and worship.