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A gentle place for your unfinished story.
This printed Disaster Blooms participant workbook accompanies January's Scripture-centered retreat, whether you join at the farm, reflect alone, or gather with friends or a church group. Isaiah 40:28-31 and Everlasting God turn us toward God's power and faithful care for the weary.
The updated 21-page participant content follows the gold-accented repair of both a porcelain or ceramic teacup and saucer and the dried-flower botanical plaster relief. These keepsakes help us remember God's Word: visible repair begins restoration without erasing the cracks, while the relief invites patient receiving and remembrance of His nearness. Healing may still be ongoing.
Inside are Scripture, meaningful devotional reflections, gentle activity guidance, private prompts, a practical return point for another difficult day, and four lined journal pages at the end. You never need to disclose trauma, explain suffering, forgive prematurely, or pretend to be healed.
The instructor-kept teacup-and-saucer journey is separate from guest keepsakes. No prior attendance or returning with a cup is required.
Printed format: 5.5 x 8.5 inches, full-color cover, black-and-white interior, saddle-stitched binding.
This is the participant workbook, not the full facilitator guide or craft supply kit. Host preparation, supply planning, safety, and facilitator resources are included in the separate Digital Retreat Experience. Craft materials, music recordings, and farm registration are not included.
A gentle place for your unfinished story.
This printed Disaster Blooms participant workbook accompanies January's Scripture-centered retreat, whether you join at the farm, reflect alone, or gather with friends or a church group. Isaiah 40:28-31 and Everlasting God turn us toward God's power and faithful care for the weary.
The updated 21-page participant content follows the gold-accented repair of both a porcelain or ceramic teacup and saucer and the dried-flower botanical plaster relief. These keepsakes help us remember God's Word: visible repair begins restoration without erasing the cracks, while the relief invites patient receiving and remembrance of His nearness. Healing may still be ongoing.
Inside are Scripture, meaningful devotional reflections, gentle activity guidance, private prompts, a practical return point for another difficult day, and four lined journal pages at the end. You never need to disclose trauma, explain suffering, forgive prematurely, or pretend to be healed.
The instructor-kept teacup-and-saucer journey is separate from guest keepsakes. No prior attendance or returning with a cup is required.
Printed format: 5.5 x 8.5 inches, full-color cover, black-and-white interior, saddle-stitched binding.
This is the participant workbook, not the full facilitator guide or craft supply kit. Host preparation, supply planning, safety, and facilitator resources are included in the separate Digital Retreat Experience. Craft materials, music recordings, and farm registration are not included.
