Every stitch of this shawl was knit as a prayer was breathed for the one who would one day wear it on his or her lap or shoulders.
My mother’s faithfulness over many years to lead a ministry that cares for people in their deepest points of need is yet another reason her life inspires me.
She infused hundreds of carefully handcrafted shawls with prayers and delivered them to the lonely, the sick, the grieving, and the dying.
God’s creativity was given legs in Kingdom life.
This shawl has stayed by my mom’s side through a hard year. It was a year of diagnosis, waiting, treatment, more waiting, setbacks, disappointing news, rallying, and decline.
And like my beautiful mother, it has continually brought a sense of comfort. It is a reminder that God’s people hold each other up at all times in prayer and steady support.
It is one way she worshiped in spirit and in truth.
We aren’t designed to journey alone. And my mom’s life of faithful care for others knit that into the very fabric of my being, the same way she patiently and prayerfully knit it with yarn.
As her own earthly journey nears its end, I pray I will remain faithful to her legacy as long as I have breath.
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