God Is Above Facebook ad: “Every jar is filled by hand. These are mine.”

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Nobody tells you that a Bible verse jar is made one slip at a time, and that is exactly why they run low before Christmas. I am 64, I have six grandchildren, and three days a week I sit at a long wooden table and fill jars. I was a school secretary for 31 years. When I retired, I thought I would garden. I lasted about four months. A friend from church told me God Is Above needed help filling jars, and I have been at this table ever since. I want to tell you what actually happens before a jar gets to your grandchild, because I think it matters. Every jar starts empty. Clear glass, cork lid, and a cream label on the front that says "Read me when..." Next to me are six trays of slips, one tray for each color. Yellow is for happy. Light pink is for thankful. Hot pink is for angry. Green is for anxious. Light blue is for lonely. Blue is for sad. Every slip has one King James verse on it, with the book and chapter printed underneath. I take from every tray until there are ninety in the jar. Ninety verses inside a jar. Not sorted by book, sorted by how they feel. Then the cork, then the black gift box, then the shipping box. On a good day I fill about sixty. It is quiet work, and I like quiet work. But the part nobody tells you about is the order notes. Each order comes with a little printed slip, and some people write a note in the box at checkout. I read every one while I work. "For my granddaughter. She started at a new school and doesn't know anyone." "For my grandson. He leaves for basic training Monday." "One for each of the kids. Their mother passed in March." "For me. I'm the only one left who goes to church." Last Tuesday I read that last one, set the jar down, and walked out to the parking lot for a minute. Then I came back and finished it, because she was waiting. My pastor preached on Exodus 35 a few years ago, the building of the tabernacle. I had always skipped those chapters. All those measurements. But verse 25 stopped me. "And all the women that were wise hearted did spin with their hands, and brought that which they had spun, both of blue, and of purple, and of scarlet, and of fine linen." Nobody remembers their names. But their hands are in the house of God. I am not saying a jar is a tabernacle. I am saying I understand those women a little better now. Here is why I am telling you all of this. Because it explains the one thing people get frustrated with us about. Every December, the orders come in faster than hands can fill them. We cannot run a machine overnight. There is no machine. So before Christmas, a batch sells out, and the next batch takes the time it takes. I would rather you hear that from me now than get an email in December. I'll tell you about my own granddaughter, too. Her name is Kaylee. She is 12. I filled her jar myself, the last one at the end of a long day, and I put the green slips near the top, because she gets nervous. Her mother told me a few weeks later that Kaylee had taken one green slip out and taped it inside her school locker. I have never been prouder of a piece of paper. A jar will not raise my granddaughter. But it means God's Word is taped inside a seventh grader's locker, and I did not have to say a word. People who receive them notice the care. Carrie D. wrote, "Everything from the cute packaging to the amazing quality made it the most perfect gift." Marg O. said, "I was very impressed with the presentation of having the jar in a beautiful keepsake box." Linda C. has "ordered a number of these for family and as gifts." Here is the practical part. The jar is 60% off right now, and shipping is free. It ships the same day it is packed, and a set of Christian ebooks comes free with every order. There is a 30 day guarantee. If it is not right, you get every cent back. Over 500,000 have gone out to families, which is a lot of slips, and a lot of hands. If the link below still works, there are jars left in this batch. If it does not, we are filling the next one as fast as we can. 👉 https://godisabove-us.com/pages/grandparents-secret-7-reasons-why P.S. If you order one for each of your grandchildren, write their names in the note box. I can't change what is inside. But I will know who each one is for while I fill it. P.P.S. 60% off. Free shipping. Filled by hand, shipped the same day. 30 day guarantee. One for every grandchild. https://godisabove-us.com/pages/grandparents-secret-7-reasons-why

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Every jar is filled by hand. These are mine.

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