Prayers That Stick utilizes our patent-pending process to create a keepsake journal for a family member or friend going through a tough time or celebrating a significant milestone. This journal visibly showcases the support and love surrounding them through prayers and encouragement from loved ones.
Since we use stationery stickers, each personalized message is securely affixed inside the journal, ensuring they won’t get lost and stay in one place. How often do we receive greeting cards from friends and family when we achieve a milestone or face a challenge? Our journals provide a way to keep these invaluable messages safely collected in one spot, serving as a reminder of support and love.
The Prayers That Stick Collection offers a diverse array of kits, including the Bridal Edition, Baby Edition, Graduation Set, Journal Sets, and our popular Prayers That Stick Kits, which are ideal for any occasion. Each kit includes instructions to help you get started. Click the link below to discover the kit that best fits your needs or to see what others say about Prayers That Stick.
“I was introduced to your products through a friend who coordinated a 'sticker' deluge for a grieving sister in Christ. The response was amazing, and I felt as if this effort had been a lifeline for her. I placed an order so my small group can use the 'Prayers that stick' to send notes of encouragement and support; I absolutely love this idea! I received my order in a very timely manner and was so pleased with the beautiful stickers!”
-Diane C.
What is Prayers That Stick?
My daughter received a Prayers That Stick Journal for her baby shower. Filling my grandson’s journal with messages from our loved ones was extremely special. Just the thought of him receiving his journal when he gets older and reading all of the prayers and messages brings me to tears. His great-grandma included a message, and she just passed away. Having a message from her in his journal is priceless. I highly recommend buying one of these kits for anyone having a baby and making their messages live infinitely.
-Sonja B.
patent pending