We are so excited to find this amazing cross that conforms perfectly to your hand, to offer comfort and assurance during your lonely or darker moments.

Lisa, founder of Rest Ministries shares...

My mom saw the Clinging Cross at an exhibit table at the Christian retail show in July. She tried to explain it to me but I just couldn't picture it. When I finally saw it I thought it looked kind of nice, but surely, with my malformed hands it wouldn't "work." Right? Wrong! I picked it up an it still conformed comfortably to my hand. I loved it.

I immediately thought of how comforting this would be to anyone who is stuck in bed, waiting in a waiting room for a test, endless hours at the hospital, or even just to pick up during moments of prayer.

I am so excited that we can offer this at a discount so that the people who really need it can afford it. It retails for over $20, but we're cutting down our profit considerably so we can price it at $14.99.

I wish I could place one in your hand so you could feel it. But if you receive it and just don't think it's worth it, we're offering a 30-day money-back guarantee.

This makes a great Christmas present: whether for a grandmother who will hold it while she prays, to a soldier who can carry it in his pocket--we can't think of anyone who wouldn't benefit from the comfort of this gift.

This is a wonderful cross. I bought one for my aunt, when my uncle was sick, in order to comfort her and she loved it. She said it brought her great comfort. I found hers about two years ago on a sympathy web site. Thanks for sharing because now that I think of it, I could really use one! I am 90% bedridden right now and sometimes I don't feel as close to God as I'd like. Having this cross in my hand will remind me during the worst of my pain that He is right here, holding my other hand.

Sherry M, Schaumburg, IL

"When God gave Jane Davis the design for the 'The Clinging Cross', she had no idea the powerful impact that it would have on so many people." Jane believes that she was the hands that God used to create this piece. It's certainly not magical, but it is a wonderful reminder of God's presence.

"In February, 2003, when her father was dying in the hospital, she had asked God to give her something tangible to hold that would be a constant reminder that He was ever-present with her while she was living through this crisis. She had tried to hold a wall cross, but it wasn't comfortable, so during her prayer time, God revealed to her that He was going to give her what she had asked for. Jane is a Christian jewelry designer, but the next morning, God and Jane worked in clay, and within minutes, He shared with her 'The Clinging Cross' design."

The cross, cast in resin from Davis' original design, has the appearance of olive wood. It fits perfectly in the palm of everyone's hand. The size of the clinging cross is approx. 3" x 4" with dove inset in center

In times of stress, turmoil and uncertainty, it's comforting to have something to hold onto. The resin Clinging Cross is designed specifically for this purpose. Included instructions explain how to hold the uniquely shaped cross, and a gift card offers a touching poem by Jane Davis. 3 3/8" x 3 7/8".

Who Uses The Clinging Cross?

Every person, regardless of gender or age. Pastors hold it while preaching, soloists while singing, people going through chemotherapy, surgery, and other physical pain and crisis. It's also given as gifts to caretakers, teens in Confirmation and graduation, for couples starting out their married life together, and the birth of a new baby. Also people in 12 step programs, share groups and those experiencing the grieving process. Another important group is our service men and women. In other words, the crosses are God's reminders to anyone and everyone experiencing life.

Hold one in your hand, then you'll understand.

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