Looking for inspiring Pentecost resources that combine theology, history, and art? In this blog post, we explore three beautiful public domain artworks that visually represent Pentecost and the work of the Holy Spirit. Perfect for pastors, worship leaders, artists, and church creatives, these diverse pieces span styles and centuries—offering rich visual symbolism for sermons, liturgy, or personal reflection during the Pentecost season. Whether you're preparing a worship space or seeking new ways to connect with Acts 2, these timeless images bring the story to life.

Looking for vibrant, meaningful Pentecost stoles that celebrate the Holy Spirit's presence? Carrot Top Studio handcrafted red clergy stoles are designed to visually represent Pentecost symbols like flames, wind, doves, and joy. Perfect for pastors, clergy, and church leaders, each stole tells a story through unique fabrics, bold color palettes, and thoughtful design. Whether you're preparing for Pentecost Sunday, an ordination, or another Spirit-filled service, this blog post highlights options to enhance your worship space and vestments.

This blog post explores the journey of ordination as a sacred and transformative milestone in the life of a minister, marking the beginning of a dedicated service to God and the community. As clergy prepare for this significant day, one element that carries deep symbolic meaning is the clergy stole—a garment rich in tradition, spirituality, and personal significance. Join us as we delve into the beauty and symbolism of ordination, focusing on the clergy stole, the special significance of the day, the color red for the Holy Spirit, and important symbols associated with this sacred rite.

Commissioned stoles are such an honor to create for clergy, chaplains and wedding officiants! There is most often a wonderful story behind these projects. Read how these stoles came to be and discover the meaning of their symbols.

Red clergy stoles for Pentecost, Ordination and other Holy Spirit ministry moments!