Ladies of Hope

We wish you a very Happy Easter!! We hope you intentionally seek ways to celebrate the risen Savior this weekend.   Today, Casey shares how to make your own bath bombs. You could tuck these in an Easter basket, share them with a friend, or keep them for yourself! When added to a bath, the bath bomb fizzes and dissolves to add a relaxing scent, and to help soften and moisturize your skin.  Supplies Needed: - 1/2 cup baking soda - 1/4 cup corn starch - 1/4 cup citric acid - 1/4 cup Epsom salt - 4 tbsp. coconut oil - Optional - essential oil scent of your choice - Egg mold, silicone mold, or muffin tin We hope you'll join us in two weeks when we craft together on Tuesday, April 13th @ 7pm . Our theme is Hope Grows and we'll be completing two spring crafts. Sign-up on our church website ! Let us know in the comments if you watched the video and were able to make a bath bomb at home! 

We hope you're staying warm and safe during this cold Ohio winter! If you're looking for a fun craft to do while at home, Casey Bloomfield demonstrates in the above video (9 mins) how to make tissue paper decorated candles.  Supplies Needed: - Candle(s) - Paper napkins or tissue paper - Scissors - Hair dryer This simple craft is affordable, easy, and has lots of room to customize. Your completed craft can create a beautiful centerpiece, some seasonal household decoration, or a gift for a friend or family member.  Lighting a candle can also be a helpful tool to focus your quiet time with the Lord. If your mind tends to wander and you struggle to find a consistent prayer time, lighting a candle can help create a regular spiritual practice. When you approach your time with God, light your candle to indicate the start of your quiet time. Take a deep breath. Be still and silent for a moment. Then begin your time with God. This can include silence, prayer, worship, bible reading, or...