Strength And Dignity Handy Sized Journal
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The Strength & Dignity Purple Faux Leather Handy-Sized Journal is excellent for pouring your heart out to the LORD on paper. Record prayers and take some time for self-reflection while you plan and meditate. Just like the sunflower on the cover of the flexcover journal, the face of a woman who is filled with strength and dignity is always turned toward the Son, and she can laugh at the future because she knows the One who has planned it.
Half of a single, large sunflower is heat-debossed in exquisite detail on the rich purple front cover. Beautifully scripted gold foiled words take the place of the other half of the sunflower.
She is clothed with strength & dignity
Proverbs 31:25
The sunflower motif is repeated on the back cover, where a large heat debossed sunflower bloom is featured. A purple satin ribbon marker matches the cover design perfectly. A Scripture verse is printed at the bottom of each of the 240 lined, gilt-edged pages and can be used for meditation or as a prayer prompt. Thick paper minimizes bleed through that would be caused by writing tools. To make gift-giving easy, a presentation page is included to write a name, short message, or inscription to mark an occasion. The small size of this journal makes it highly portable, so slip it into a backpack or purse for impromptu journaling.
The Strength & Dignity Purple Faux Leather Handy-Sized Journal is part of the Strength & Dignity Purple Sunflower Collection that includes a matching faux leather bookmark, stainless steel mug, faux leather checkbook cover, and Bible case.
The Strength & Dignity Purple Faux Leather Handy-Sized Journal is a beautiful way to honor your mother, wife, or daughter-in-law on her birthday or for Mother’s Day. Put together a basket of beautiful purple gifts honoring a mentor for her sharing her wisdom.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781642726510
ISBN10: 1642726516
Compiled by: Christian Art Gifts
Binding: Imitation Leather
Published: March 2021
Publisher: Christian Art Gifts
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