Scented Soap

Plastic Wrapped Soap Bar

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$1.1200
Comfort Set

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$11.2200
3 oz. Essential Oil Infused Bar Soap

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$4.9800
Round Soap With Logo - 2 oz.

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$4.3600

Give a gift that will help wash all worries away! With this thoughtful gift of Customized Scented Soap you can give the gift of relaxation. Promote wellness in your church while giving a gift that will truly be appreciated. We have many scents and forms to choose from so you are sure to find the perfect product for your next giveaway. Many of our soaps are handcrafted with essential oils; making them therapeutic and revitalizing. This product is great for giveaways at women’s retreats, small groups, and other church functions.

All of our Scented Soaps are customized with your church logo or information and are a great way to show people in your church that you care about their well-being everyday!

Your options for Custom Scented Soaps include:

Customized for your church or event
Multiple price points depending on your budget
Soaps handcrafted with essential oils available
Wide variety of scents and styles to choose from
Fantastic giveaway for a women’s event
Perfect for helping people relax after a long day

Recent Blog Posts

Three Reasons the Internet is NOT the Future of Your Church (And the One Thing That Is)

Posted: September 03, 2020

Categories: Vision , Technology , Social Media , Growth , Change , COVID-19

Whether it's Facebook Live, Zoom, YouTube, or other media form, digital ministry has become the “new normal” during these unprecedented times.

While digital communication isn’t going away (much like COVID-19, unfortunately), and it can be an excellent tool, we need to be careful just how much we rely the Internet as the future of the church for several reasons.

Ultimately, the only thing that will matter in the future is the only thing that (should have) mattered all along...

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Navigating a Positive COVID-19 Test in Your Church

Posted: July 14, 2020

Categories: Services , Leadership , Change , COVID-19

Recently in a forum for church leaders, the question was posed:

How long should the church close if/when someone tests positive for COVID-19?

It’s a question that all organizations are wrestling with as the nation attempts reopening and the numbers of cases continue to climb.

But what if this is the wrong question to ask?

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