Tending the Soul: How Ordinary Time Cultivates Spiritual Growth
In the church calendar, Ordinary Time often slips by quietly—without the fanfare of Advent or the drama of Holy Week. But in its quietness, this long, green stretch invites something sacred: a slower, steadier rhythm. It reminds us that spiritual life doesn’t always come with trumpet blasts or mountaintop moments. Sometimes, it looks like slow growth. Like deep roots. Like faithful tending.
At Carrot Top Studio, we love
creating for this part of the liturgical year precisely because of its depth and breadth. Our Ordinary Time stoles reflect the beauty of growth—in shades of green, in patterns inspired by nature, and in symbols that honor the steady, sacred work of spiritual leadership.
From bees and honeycombs to anchors and branches, we choose motifs that whisper God’s presence in the everyday.
These designs don’t shout—they speak gently. And that’s intentional. Because ministry during Ordinary Time isn’t always dramatic. It’s often about listening more than speaking. Showing up consistently. Letting God do what God does best: transform over time.
So whether you're deep in the rhythm of weekly preaching, leading summer mission trips, or simply showing up with grace in a season that feels more routine than revelatory, we see you. Your work matters. And it’s worth adorning.
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