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In the sixth and final installment of 'Windows of Wonder' Lenten Stitch Along from Stitchology Crafts, Pastors Angel Jackson and Tina Crog discuss the story of Nicodemus and his journey of faith as a reflection of how individuals can grow closer to God. The episode blends devotional practices with creative acts, encouraging participants to use crafting as a devotional practice. The conversation touches on Holy Week preparations, biblical storytelling in their congregations, and personal reflections on courage and bravery inspired by Lent. Special guest Pastor Laura Frank Benton from Just Brave Enough contributes with a poem and prompts for reflection. The pastors dig into the scripture lesson of John 19:38-42. The episode concludes with a call to stay curious and engaged in ones spiritual journey while celebrating Easter.00:00 Introduction and Welcome01:19 Holy Week Reflections01:54 Biblical Storytelling Journey06:39 Library Initiatives and Community Engagement08:42 Craft Projects Update10:34 Digging into John 19:38-4213:13 Creative Writing Prompt 16:18 Unpacking the Gospel of John's Unique Garden Scene19:21 Nicodemus' Transformation25:52 Final Thoughts and Blessings26:33 Closing Remarks and Credits

In this episode of Stitchology Devotions for Creative Hearts, Pastors Tina Crog and Angel Jackson share insights as they enter the fifth week of their Lent stitch along. They reflect on their personal projects, philosophical and theological themes, and the significance of community. They explore where they've seen God's presence recently through bird watching and family tea parties, drawing on their experiences to illustrate broader spiritual lessons. Guest contributor Pastor Laura Franks Benton of Just Brave Enough offers a creative writing prompt. The discussion also delves into the contemplation of Jesus' trial before Pilate, examining the roles of various figures like Nicodemus, and closes with reflections on living faith during trials. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings01:03 Show and Tell: Crafting Adventures03:31 Devotional Time: Seeing God in the World08:57 Reflections on Community and Relationships12:04 The Story of Jesus and Pilate17:44 Writing Prompt: Letter to Your Younger Self28:43 Concluding Thoughts and Farewell

Join Pastors Tina Crog and Angel Jackson for the fourth week of the 'Windows of Wonder' Lenten Stitch Along series. This week's episode features a discussion on different ways to stand against unhealthy systems, the joys of crafting, and a deep dive into John 7. The conversation also touches on the importance of curiosity, bravery, and creative expression. Special contributor, Pastor Laura Franks Benton of justbraveenough.com offers a creative writing prompt inspired by Diana Butler Bass. Expect heartwarming stories, spiritual insights, and updates on their crafting projects. Access all cross stitch patterns, crochet patterns, and writing prompts at stitchologycrafts.com.00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:50 Crafting and Conversations02:27 Finding God in Everyday Moments04:11 Youth Group Dance and Art Projects06:13 Dancing and Personal Stories08:23 Current Craft Projects10:58 Bible Study: John Chapter 724:50 Reflections on Nicodemus and Courage31:45 Conclusion and Farewell

Join Pastors Angel Jackson and Tina Crog for the third episode of the Windows of Wonder Lenten series They discuss the significance of finding God in everyday moments, the rich traditions of Lenten practices, and how creative projects like stitching and crafting can become acts of devotion. Special guest contributor Pastor Laura Franks Benton of Just Brave Enough offers creative writing prompts. Featuring insights into community worship experiences, personal crafting projects, and a reflective reading from John 7, this episode invites you to explore how faith and creativity intertwine. Access all cross stitch patterns, crochet patterns, and writing prompts for the series at stitchologycrafts.com.00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:51 Finding God in Our Lenten Journey03:03 Art and Craft as Spiritual Practice05:59 Stitch Journals and Devotional Crafting12:05 The Story of Jesus and the Festival of Booths23:35 Reflections on Faith and Leadership31:18 Conclusion and Blessings

Welcome to the second week of Stitchology Devotions for Creative Hearts, part of the Lent 2025 Windows to Wonder Stitch Along. In this episode, hosts Angel Jackson and Tina Crog dive into discussions about faith, God's kingdom, and the challenges of living out religious beliefs. They share personal anecdotes, explore a passage featuring Nicodemus from the Gospel of John, and reflect on how Jesus' light reveals our true selves. Also featured is a special contribution from Pastor Laura Franks Benton of Just Brave Enough, reflecting on courage and inspiration from Maya Angelou. Join us for an enriching conversation that weaves spirituality with creative crafts. For full access to cross stitch patterns, crochet patterns, and writing prompts, visit stitchologycrafts.com.00:00 Introduction to Stitchology Devotions00:19 Meet the Hosts: Angel and Tina01:08 Personal Updates and Life Events02:58 Finding God in Everyday Moments04:34 Exploring Photography and Spirituality07:38 Crafting and Spiritual Practices10:34 Discussion on Nicodemus and Jesus18:04 Understanding Pharisees and Sadducees23:28 Reflections on Judgment and Light29:02 Nicodemus' Encounter with Jesus30:43 Conclusion and Farewell

Join Pastor Tina Crog and Pastor Angel Jackson for a special Lenten series on Stitchology: Devotions for Creative Hearts. This episode delves into understanding Jesus from different perspectives, focusing on the Gospel of John and the story of Nicodemus. Reflect on where you've seen God this week, enjoy devotional crafting, and explore the significance of Jesus' actions in the temple. Pastor Laura Frank Benton from Just Brave Enough contributes with a poetic piece by Maya Angelou. This is part of the Windows to Wonder Lent 2025 Stitch Along. Access all cross stitch patterns, crochet patterns, and writing prompts at stitchologycrafts.com.00:00 Introduction and Welcome01:13 Reflecting on God's Presence02:01 Devotional Crafting Stories06:30 Lenten Journey: Windows to Wonder06:53 Understanding the Gospel of John15:17 Jesus and the Temple27:41 Conclusion and Next Steps

Learn what's in store for our Lent 2025 stitch along season, Windows to Wonder. Access to all craft options for this series can be found at Stitchologycrafts.com

Welcome to Stitchology Devotions for Creative Hearts and the 2024 Christmas Chrismon series! Join Pastors Angel Jackson and Tina Crog as they share their crafting projects, including the completion of a nativity set and an afghan. This final episode of the Advent season features a deep dive into the significance of the Alpha and Omega symbol in the context of Advent and Christmas, along with reflections on Revelation and God's eternal presence. Additionally, learn about traditional anise drop cookies and the joy of community caroling. For cross-stitch patterns, recipes, and other crafts, visit stitchologycrafts.com. 00:00 Introduction to Stichology Devotions 00:35 Crafting Updates and Projects 03:46 Holiday Crafting and Gift Ideas 05:26 Seeing God in Everyday Moments 07:28 Nostalgic Caroling Traditions 11:24 Christmas Stitch Along and Anise Cookies 14:03 The Alpha and Omega: A Deep Dive 16:41 Understanding Revelation and Apocalyptic Literature 29:53 Conclusion and Future Plans

Join Tina Crog and Angel Jackson in Week 3 of the 2024 Christmas Chrismon Stitch Along series as they discuss devotional crafting, creative faith expressions, and the significance of the Creator's Star. Hear insights on scripture passages from Colossians and John, explore creative projects such as nativity scenes and Afghans, and learn about community-driven crafting efforts like Crochet for Cancer. Access all the cross stitch patterns, recipes, and other crafts at stitchologycrafts.com. 00:00 Introduction to Devotional Crafting 00:13 Meet the Hosts: Tina and Angel 01:04 Current Projects and Crafting Challenges 05:30 Finding God in Everyday Moments 11:43 Christmas Stitch Along: Ginger Snap Cookies 13:45 Exploring the Creator's Star 16:24 Theological Reflections on the Trinity 19:32 Scripture Readings and Reflections 34:28 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this episode of Stitchology: Devotionals for Creative Hearts, Tina Crog and Angel Jackson discuss the beauty and symbolism of Tulip Chrismons as they continue their 2024 Christmas Chrismon Stitch Along. Join them in their crafting journey and listen to their thoughtful reflections on Isaiah 40 and Matthew 6, exploring the theme of God's grace in everyday beauty. Discover the fascinating history of the tulip in Christian theology and learn tips for crafting your own Chrismons. Get access to all cross stitch patterns, recipes, and other crafts at stitchologycrafts.com. 00:00 Introduction to Stitchology 00:15 Meet the Hosts 01:08 Current Projects and Crafting Updates 03:50 Community and Collaboration 06:43 Advent Traditions and Children's Books 13:10 The Tulip Cross and Its Significance 19:55 Biblical Reflections on Flowers 29:06 Sermon on the Mount: Do Not Worry 36:10 Conclusion and Farewell

Join Pastors Tina Crog and Angel Jackson for the first episode of the 2024 Christmas Chrismon Season of the Stitchology Crafts Podcast. In this episode, they discuss the significance of Chrismons, share personal crafting projects, and dive into the symbolism behind the Jesus Fish. Discover the origins, biblical connections, and spiritual meaning of this enduring Christian symbol. Plus, get a delicious holiday cookie recipe from Greg Weekley and learn about the history of Chrismons. Thanks to our friends at Created Creative Podcast for a delightful description of Chrismons. Find patterns, recipes, and more at stitchologycrafts.com. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:13 Crafting Projects and Updates 07:09 God Moments and Personal Stories 09:12 Special Guest: Greg's Cookie Recipe 11:03 Chrismons: History and Significance 17:36 The Jesus Fish: Symbolism and Biblical Connections 32:35 Conclusion and Farewell

Welcome to Stitchology: Devotions for Creative Hearts! This episode introduces the 2024 Christmas Chrismon Stitch Along series, hosted by Lutheran Pastors Angel Jackson and Tina Crog. This Stitch Along includes weekly ornament projects during Advent, available in traditional white and gold or customizable color schemes. Every Chrismon is accompanied with a Bible Study podcast episode explaining the history and Biblical significance behind the image. Additional crafts, such as German Christmas cookie recipes, a knitting Advent sock project, and crochet ornaments, are also featured. Tune in to enjoy creative projects and delicious treats throughout the season.

In this culminating episode of our Soul Food season, inspired by John 6, we dive into the profound lessons from Genesis 41, where Joseph's interpretation of Pharaoh's dreams teaches us about the balance between saving and spending. Join us as we explore how this ancient wisdom applies to our lives today and the courage it takes to discern God's guidance in our financial and spiritual decisions. Our special guests, Baker Dawn Princehorn and Rev. Laura Franks Benton from Just Brave Enough, offer bread recipes and creative writing prompts as devotional crafting options. Don't miss this powerful conclusion to our season! Support our show here. Access the craft options here.

In this episode, we explore 1 Kings 19:3-9, where Elijah finds solace and strength through God's provision in a time of despair. Join Rev. Laura Franks Benton of Just Brave Enough as she offers creative writing prompts to help you reflect on the ways God nourishes us in our own wilderness experiences. Baker Dawn Princehorn shares her favorite bread recipes, symbolizing the sustenance that carries us through tough times. Together, we discuss how meeting each other's basic needs is not just an act of kindness, but a profound ministry of faith. Find the free crafting options, including cross stitch, bread recipes, prayer bracelets and creative writing prompts at our website. Special shoutout to Caterpillar Cross Stitch and their fabulous needle minders.

In this episode of Stitchology, Devotions for Creative Hearts, pastors Tina Crog and Angel Jackson share their crafting projects while discussing the biblical story of Elijah and the widow of Zarephath. The discussion delves into themes of faith, generosity, and God’s provision during difficult times. Additionally, they explore the significance of Deuteronomic histories and how community and care for the vulnerable are central to biblical teachings. Join the conversation to discover how God's small provisions can signal greater promises of restoration and hope. This episode also features two guest contributors. Rev. Laura Franks Benton of Just Brave Enough offers a poem for reflection and a creative writing craft for listeners to try. Baker Dawn Princehorn reminds us that baking is creativity as she offers a new bread recipe to accompany our Soul Food craft season. You can access all of our free crafting options that accompany this series at www.stitchologycrafts.com Other shoutouts include Be a Heart who produces Mary on the Mantle and Lion Brand yarn company for producing Skein Tones.

In this nourishing episode of Stitchology's "Soul Food" season, we delve into the rich symbolism of bread in the Bible, inspired by Jesus's profound declaration in John 6: "I am the bread of life." Join us for a thoughtful Bible study on Exodus 16, where we explore the story of manna from heaven and its significance for our spiritual sustenance. Baking enthusiast Dawn Princehorn shares a cherished bread recipe, blending her culinary skills with her faith to show how the act of baking can be a spiritual practice. To stir your creative spirit, Rev. Laura Franks Benton of Just Brave Enough offers a unique writing prompt designed to inspire introspection and personal growth. Tune in for a heartfelt journey of faith, food, and creativity. To support the show or to access the Soul Food craft drive, visit us at stitchologycrafts.com

In this episode, we delve into the heart of the Lord’s Prayer from Matthew 6. Join us for an enlightening discussion with our special guest, Deacon Nick Bates, who will share his passionate work in hunger advocacy through the Hunger Network of Ohio. We are excited to premiere Rev. Laura Franks Benton from Just Brave Enough, who will guide us with her heartfelt prayer and creative writing prompts, designed to inspire and uplift. And don’t miss our beloved parishioner, Dawn Princehorn, as she shares her expert tips on baking the perfect bread. Learn how her baking journey brings her closer to God and discover her special recipe that embodies the living spirit of Christ, much like the yeast in her dough. Visit our Stitch-a-long drive for full free access to the cross stitch patterns, bread recipes, creative writing prompts and bracelet tutorial. Support our ministry at www.stitchologycrafts.com

In this episode, we chat with Dr. Amber Simpson, a recent graduate of the United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities and a talented artist specializing in alcohol ink. Amber shares her insights on how engaging in the arts, particularly through crafting, can help us process and detox our emotions. Join us as we explore the therapeutic power of creativity and how getting into the crafting zone can be a profound tool for emotional healing. To support the show, visit our website at www.stitchologycrafts.com

Stitchology Crafts, the home for devotional crafters, is launching a new season. Mixing Bible study readings with a series of craft options, you can find food for your creative and spiritual soul. Inspired by the Bread of Life verses from John 6, this season will look at different soul stories of bread found throughout scripture and what they can tell us about deepening our relationship with God. This season offers a variety of craft opportunities, such as a Cross Stitch Stitch along, beaded prayer bracelets, reative writing prompts and curated bread recopies. The new season premiers weekly beginning July 29, 2024. For more information, visit www.stitchologycrafts.com

In this heartwarming episode, Lutheran Pastor Angel Jackson sits down with her parishioner, Dawn Princehorn, to explore the spiritual dimensions of baking. Dawn shares how her love for baking serves as a unique form of worship and brings her closer to God. She delves into the profound symbolism of yeast in baking, drawing parallels to the presence of Christ in her life. Join us as Dawn explains how the simple act of baking bread becomes a meditative practice, reflecting the aliveness and transformative power of Christ. This episode offers a beautiful perspective on finding spirituality in everyday activities and discovering God's presence in the most unexpected places. To learn more about our mission, visit www.stitchologycrafts.com

Welcome to the final episode of our "Mother God" season on the Stitchology Crafts podcast! In this episode, we delve into the intriguing and often overlooked feminine images of God found in Hosea 13:4-8. Join us as we explore the rich tapestry of divine imagery, examining how these passages present a nurturing, powerful, and compassionate aspect of God. We'll discuss the historical and cultural context of these verses, and how they can inspire and empower our understanding of the divine today. Don't miss this thought-provoking conclusion to our season. Plus, stay tuned for exciting news about our upcoming season, launching on July 29, 2024! To check out the book that inspired this series, follow here, and don't miss out on the great book about Sarah Hale.

Welcome to another enlightening episode of our Mother God season. This penultimate episode was inspired by the picture book "Mother God" by Teresa Kim Pecinovsky and accompanies our cross stitch stitch along. Today, we dive deep into the rich imagery found in the Bible, focusing on the powerful metaphors of eagles and hens as seen in Luke 13 and Isaiah 40, Join us as we explore these vivid images, uncover their deeper meanings, and reflect on how they can inspire and guide us in our daily lives. Whether you seek comfort under the protective wings of a loving God or aspire to rise on eagle's wings above life's challenges, this episode is sure to uplift and encourage you. Curious about devotional crafting? Visit our website to learn more.

In this episode of the Mother God season, we delve into the rich and evocative metaphor found in Jeremiah 18, where God is depicted as a potter shaping clay. Join us as we uncover the feminine dimensions of this powerful image and discuss how it challenges traditional views of the divine. We begin with a discussion on what the recent French performance peace defacing a historical painting has to do with noticing where God is in the world. As we dig into the historical and cultural context of Jeremiah's prophecy, understanding the significance of pottery in ancient times. We shape a new understanding of the divine with the help of ancient texts and modern insights. Don't forget to check out our free Mother God cross stitch pattern, which you can access from our Facebook Group page. Tune in for an enlightening conversation that reimagines the divine potter as a symbol of feminine strength, creativity, and compassion. Whether you're a theology enthusiast, a spiritual seeker, or someone interested in gender studies, this episode offers fresh perspectives on a timeless biblical image. Learn more about devotional crafting by visiting our website.

Welcome to another inspiring episode of our Mother God Stitch Along season! In this episode, we delve into the beautiful metaphor of God as a fiber artist, masterfully weaving the threads of creation and care. Join us as we explore Genesis 3 and Psalm 139, uncovering divine examples of God's intricate handiwork. In Genesis 3, we witness God's tender act of crafting garments for Adam and Eve, an early symbol of protection and provision. Moving to Psalm 139, we reflect on the poetic imagery of God knitting us together in our mother's womb, a testament to the intimate and personal nature of God's creative power. Tune in as we stitch together these biblical insights, enriching our understanding of God's nurturing and artistic presence in our lives. Whether you're a seasoned crafter or a curious beginner, this episode will inspire you to see the divine threads woven through your own journey. To support this ministry or learn more about devotional crafting, visit our website. Click here to learn more about Victory Junction

In this episode of our Mother God series based on the picture book with the same name by Teresa Kim Pecinovsk , we delve into Matthew 13 and the intriguing parable where God is depicted as a baker. Join us as we unpack the metaphor of God as a baker, kneading yeast into flour until the entire batch is leavened. We'll discuss how this image reflects nurturing, creativity, and transformation—qualities often associated with femininity. By looking at cultural and historical contexts, we aim to shed light on the significance of this feminine portrayal and how it enriches our faith and understanding of the divine. Whether you're a theology enthusiast or simply curious about biblical interpretations, this episode promises to inspire and provoke thoughtful reflection. Want to support this ministry? Visit www.stitchologycrafts.com. Special appreciation for the work of Clergy Image who is referenced in our conversation.

In today’s episode, we’ll be exploring Psalm 131, one of the Psalms of Ascent. We’ll delve into the rich imagery of what it means to be "weaned from God's bosom," and how this metaphor can transform our understanding of spiritual maturity and dependence on God. In this episode, we’ll focus on: Understanding the Metaphor: What does it mean to be "weaned from God’s bosom"? We’ll explore the symbolism of weaning for our faith journey. The Heart of Humility: How does Psalm 131 teach us about humility and contentment? We’ll look at the psalmist’s approach to pride and ambition. Trust and Rest in God: What can we learn about placing our trust in God from this psalm? We’ll discuss the importance of resting in God’s care, much like a child with its mother. Whether you’re new to the Psalms or a seasoned reader, this episode promises to enrich your understanding and deepen your faith. Tune in and join us on this spiritual journey through Psalm 131 as a part of our Mother God season. Support our show. Special spotlight on Clergy Image.

In this episode, we explore the tender imagery of God as a breastfeeding woman in Isaiah 49. This powerful metaphor highlights God's nurturing and care. We delve into the cultural and theological significance of this image, discussing how it redefines traditional views of God and enriches our spiritual understanding. Special crafter appreciation shown to: Joanna at @absewbloominlovely Dr. Jack Roberts @jpr_stitch Yarn bobbins

In this episode, we delve into the evocative imagery of God as a woman in labor as portrayed n Deuteronomy 32. We discuss the powerful metaphor birth and creation, examining how this depiction challenges traditional perceptions of the divine. We also draw connections to the insights of Simon de Beauvoir, exploring her perspectives on femininity. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that bridges ancient scripture and modern philosophy. Special crafter appreciation is given to KnitPicks and Zwiegart

In this episode we delve into the concept of God as Teacher through a feminine lens. Our conversation includes an examination of the accompaniment models of teaching, emphasizing the relational and nurturing aspects that mirror maternal guidance. Additionally, we highlight the importance of context when reading prophetic books of the Bible, shedding light on how historical and cultural backgrounds inform their messages. This episode also mentions artists Fiona Baker and Laurie Berkner

Join us in this enlightening episode as we delve into Proverbs 8, as we explore the rich tradition of interpreting God's wisdom as a feminine presence. From the mystic insights of Hildegarde of Bingen to the feminist theological perspectives of Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza and the artwork of Kelly Latimore, we discover how God's wisdom enhances our spiritual journey and deepens our connection to the divine. Thanks to St. Jacob's Evangelical Lutheran Church of North Canton, OH for sponsoring this episode.

Pastors Tina and Angel dive into how the image of God as Creator can be interpreted as a feminine image. Inspired by the book Mother God by Teresa Kim Pecinovsky, this episode is the first that pairs with the Mother God Stitch Along designed by Crog.

In this episode, Pastors Tina and Angel introduce us to devotional crafting, a unique avenue for spirituality that goes beyond traditional practices. Discover how devotional crafting offers a creative and tangible way to connect with one's faith beliefs, perfect for those seeking a more hands-on approach to spirituality.

Lenten devotion on Matthew 28:1-10 led by Pastor Jean McCartney of St. Paul Lutheran in Missouri, Iowa. This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit https://stitchologycraftsus.etsy.com

 Lenten devotion on John 12:1-7 led by the Rev. Jessica Rivera-Walker of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Holland, MI .This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit this link.

Lenten devotion on  Luke 13:18-21 led by the Pastor Shari Ayers of Trinity Lutheran Seminary in Columbus, OH.This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit our Etsy page. 

Lenten devotion on Judith 16:1-6, 13 led by Pastor Paul Moody of Messiah Lutheran Church in Lyndhurst, OH.This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit our Etsy shop.

Lenten devotion on Judith 16:1-6, 13 led by the Rev. Dr. Marilyn Matevia of Celebration Lutheran Church in Chardon, OH, and coordinates Holy Hikes-Northeast Ohio.This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit our Etsy Page.

Lenten devotion on select verses from Judith, chapters 8 and 13 led by Pastor Tina Crog of St. Jacob Lutheran Church, Massillon, OH.Interested in being a part of our Patreon community? Click here to learn more. This episode references two pieces of artwork by Caravaggio and Tina Bondell. Learn more about a collection featuring both artists here. This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit our Etsy Shop. 

Lenten devotion on 2 Kings 11:1-4, 10-12 led by Pastor Lindsey Funtik, provisional elder of the United Methodist ChurchThis season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit this link.

Lenten devotion on Judges 4 led by the Pastor Tina Crog of St Jacob Lutheran Church in Massillon, Ohio.Today's episode references music by Alicia Jo Rabbins of Girls In Trouble. You can listen to the song "Mountain/When My Father Came Back" here. This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit this link.

Lenten devotion on Judges 5:1, 4-7, 12, 24, 31 led by Pastor Angel Jackson of St. Jacob's Lutheran Church, North Canton, OH.This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit this link. 

Lenten devotion on Judges 4 led by the Pastor Tina Crog of St Jacob Lutheran Church in Massillon, Ohio.This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit this link.

Lenten devotion on Psalm 148 led by the Rev. Tami Groth of St. Paul's Evangelical Church in Lewiston, MN This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit this link. 

Lenten devotion on Wisdom 5:1-5; 6:6-7 led by the Rev. Julie Kelly of the Sierra Pacific Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.  This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit this link.

Lenten devotion on Joshua 2:1-14; 6:15-17, 22-23 led by Pastor Christy Krnac of St Paul's Lutheran Church of Jefferson, OH This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit https://stitchologycraftsus.etsy.com

Lenten devotion on Exodus 15:1-3, 11, 13, 17-18 led by Pastor Morgan Walker Annable of Grace Lutheran Church in Wadsworth, OH This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit https://stitchologycraftsus.etsy.com

 Lenten devotion on Exodus 14:26-29; 15:20-21 led by Pastor Angel Jackson of St. Jacob's Lutheran Church, North Canton, OHThis season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit this link. 

Lenten devotion on Psalm 27:5-10-14 led by Pastor Jean McCartney of St. Paul Lutheran in Missouri, Iowa. This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit https://stitchologycraftsus.etsy.com

Lenten devotion on Genesis 21:2; 8-21 led by Pastor Angel Jackson of St. Jacob's Lutheran Chrurch, North Canton, OHThis season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit https://stitchologycraftsus.etsy.com

Lenten devotion on Genesis 3:8-21 led by Pastor Lindsey Funtik, provisional elder of the United Methodist Church. This season accompanies the Easter Blooms Cross Stitch stich-along designed by Stitchology Crafts. To participate in the stitch-along, please visit https://stitchologycraftsus.etsy.com