Gentleness. We generally think about this virtue when guiding a toddler who is meeting a newborn sibling or interacting with a helpless creature. Gentleness is a slow, soft touch. As a Fruit of the Spirit, it is said to be one of the most difficult to exhibit.
Gentle behavior involves showing kindness, patience, and respect toward others.
Gentleness isn't being weak or passive; it is humility. it's treating others how we want to be treated, especially in the face of being mistreated. Gentleness is power under God's control.
DETAILS
- This box includes: Kantha Kitchen Towels | Set of 2, Mango Wood Pumpkin Trivet, and Felt Envelope Mini Inspirational cards
- Kantha Kitchen Towels | Set of 2
- Made by artisans at Asha Project in India
- 25.5" x 19"
- To care for your towels, wash gently and tumble dry.
- Mango Wood Pumpkin Trivet
- Made by artisans at Noah's Ark in India
- 8" x 8"
- Felt Envelope Mini Inspirational Cards
- Made by Street Hope in Kenya featuring Sanaa Art by teen moms in Kenya who have been rescued from desperate situations
- 3 1/4" h x 3 1/2" w
Asha Project
Asha Project was founded to empower women in India and break the cycle of poverty in their communities. This initiative addresses issues like lack of clean water, human trafficking, child marriage, and forced labor, aiming to restore hope and drive change.
By promoting fair trade principles and offering handmade projects, Asha Project fosters a brighter future for women in India. Through ongoing support and collaboration, they uplift families and create pathways to prosperity and hope.
Noah's Ark
Noah's Ark was established in 1986 with the sole objective of artisans' welfare and education in Moradabad, India. They support artisans through fair trade practices and provide training in the production of quality products for overseas markets. Noah's Ark uplifts the downtrodden of society, using their profits to invest back in their community with many social projects related to education, health, water, and sanitation.
Street Hope
Street Hope began as a group of women from Mathare slum who had lived on the street for their entire lives. After working with Mercy House Global to learn the art of hand-stitching, the women of Street Hope are growing in their skills and confidence, providing food and education for their children, learning to read, overcoming addiction, and moving into their own homes.
Sanaa Collection
The cards feature Sanaa art by the girls of Rehema House, the maternity homes founded by Mercy House Global in 2010. Rehema House provides sanctuary and support to pregnant teen mothers who have faced devastating circumstances, offering them a chance at a brighter future.
