Liturgical Phone Cases - iPhone and Android

Create mystery with a Happy New Year shirt in November! Even if you wear it weeks after the liturgical new year (which you should), people will think you have your life together and that you're early for our cultural new year celebration.

The law of prayer is the law of belief. What does this mean? This means that how we pray and worship demonstrates what we believe. See also: Y'all need liturgy.

Christ Pantocrator is one of the most significant of Eastern iconography, and also the most widespread, to the point of becoming almost the only type of Christ found not only in the domes and apses of churches, but also on seals, coins, ivories, evangelicals and other liturgical objects; it is found in the historical scenes that represent Christ in the different moments of his adult life, in the different miracles that mark his mission in Palestine at the time; it is found above all in countless icons offered for veneration by the faithful in the iconostasis of churches and in private homes. Whether present in mosaic, fresco or large or small icons, the type transmits, at least from the 6th century onwards, the same and identical figure of

Easter Flowers

Celebrate Christmas with a traditional scripture reading about the Word made flesh. Plus, a Luther seal!

We know Christmas doesn't begin until December 25! Don't give in! Wear an Advent shirt to all those early Christmas parties!

Sometimes people don't know they need liturgy. Liturgical worship has been abandoned for so many generations, it's no wonder! Call on your loved ones (or people around you who can read cursive) to turn from the chaos and embrace ancient worship forms. Available in your favorite liturgical color. Of course.

Lex orandi lex credendi. What does this mean? In short, how we worship is a statement about what we believe.

A sixteenth-century liturgical song sheet. Sourced from Library of Congress.

Y'all need Liturgy, but with a seal.

It's true, y'all DO need liturgy.

It's true, y'all DO need liturgy.

John 6:67-69: So Jesus said to the twelve, “Do you want to go away as well?” Simon Peter answered him, “Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life, and we have believed, and have come to know, that you are the Holy One of God.” Alleluia, indeed.

Sinner Get Ready

It's true, y'all DO need liturgy!