Liturgy Pillows

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

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

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

Sunbather song

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.

Y'all need Liturgy, but with a seal.

The Trisagion prayer is an ancient prayer in Christianity.

Ornamental, intricate design of the Latin phrase "Deo Gratias" (Thanks Be to God).

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.

Religion themed composition with chalice and host

Come Thou Long-Expected Jesus written by Charles Wesley (1707-1788) combined with a Tau Cross, the symbol of the Advent Season. Conveniently available in violet (or whichever contrasting color you choose).

One of the best games of all time as a Game cartridge!

How do you study God's Word? Read. Mark. Learn. Inwardly digest. Now click Add To Cart at once and in good cheer.

It's true. Lutherans know it's true. If you're not Lutheran, go borrow a Lutheran hymnal. Read them. Sing them. If you still disagree, buy this shirt for your Lutheran friend anyway.

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!

Christ in the Paten. An illustration of the vision of the Christ Child in the Paten simplified, the invisible reality of the Eucharist. Including a quote from Ambrose of Milan

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.

Pax Tecum is an inspirational, loving Latin phrase meaning Peace be with you. Features the inspiring Latin phrase/motto Pax Tecum, meaning Peace be with you, in both Latin and English, written in elegant text. Cool gift idea for teachers/students of Stoicism, Buddhism, Christianity and religion, those who want to share peace and love, and fans of the Latin language.

Cheaper and more honest than an ugly Christmas sweater, this Advent shirt reminds those rushing ahead that Advent is a season of remembering our need for Christ,

Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy, Lord have mercy. A transliteration from the Greek; Liturgical prayer / chant of the Church asking for mercy and forgiveness from God.

Christ in the Paten. An illustration of the vision of the Christ Child in the Paten upon the Altar, the invisible reality of the Eucharist.

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

Our Lord, the Lamb of God, with words “SANCTUS SANCTUS SANCTUS” circular around Him.

Christ in the Paten. An illustration of the vision of the Christ Child in the Paten simplified, the invisible reality of the Eucharist.

Deo Gratias --- Thanks Be to God.

Deo Gratias --- Thanks Be to God.

If you know me, you understand this t-shirt. No explanation needed!

There's a hymn for that

Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy, Lord have mercy. A transliteration from the Greek; Liturgical prayer / chant of the Church asking for mercy and forgiveness from God.

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.