The Further Up and Further In Mug Size:20 oz

The Further Up and Further In Mug Size:20 ozFurther Up and Further In Mug Further up and further in. Few lines in modern children's literature carry so much hope and meaning in so few words. Spoken at the close of The Last Battle, the phrase captures Lewiss conviction that the truest endings are not diminutions but expansionsthat heaven is not less solid than earth, but more so; that joy does not conclude, it deepens. What appears to be the end of the story is, in fact, the beginning of one

and anyone who believes that love is best expressed not only in words

Thomas Cranmer (1489-1556) was an English Reformer and Archbishop of Canterbury during the 16th century who is most famous for writing and compiling the first two editions of the Book of Common Prayer

A fitting mug for peacemakers

Known for plumbing the depths of memory

she believed

"To clasp the hands in prayer is the beginning of an uprising against the disorder of this world

The Social Distancing Mug

Francis of Assisi mug is a reminder to slow down and appreciate the beauty woven throughout the everyday world—from birdsong and sunlight to friendship

and belief anchored in action

Tasting Notes: Sweet lemon

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