You think about them more than they know.

Grandparents think about their grandchildren constantly. Parents pray for their college kids daily. Friends carry each other through hard seasons. And those who receive them will cherish them through the years.

But life gets busy. A text is easy to skip. An email gets buried. And somehow the words that matter most, "I'm thinking of you," "this verse made me think of you," "I love you", never quite make it out the door.

Faith to One makes it easy to let others know you are thinking of them and care.

How it works

Simple enough for anyone. Meaningful enough to keep forever.

STEP 1

Choose your verses

Browse curated collections, by life lesson, sermon series, season of life, or occasion, or search all of Scripture. Pick as many as speak to you; the number you choose sets your plan.

STEP 2

Make it yours

Pick a card design and handwriting font, and watch your card come alive, see exactly how it will look before you pay.

STEP 3

Add your heart

For each verse, write a sentence or two about why you chose it, why it reminds you of them, what it means to you. That's what makes it personal.

STEP 4

We mail it

Every week, a handwritten card arrives in their mailbox. Real paper. Real postage. A real moment they can hold.

The keepsake

A card worth keeping.

FRONT
FAITH TO ONE
John 10:10
INSIDE
JOHN 10:10

"I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly."

From: Grandma

This verse made me think of you because you are walking through so much right now. Jesus came that you might have life, abundantly. I love you and I am praying for you.

Sent with faith, from someone who loves you.

Handwritten in real ink, in the handwriting style you choose. Mailed directly to your recipient, anywhere in the US.

Card designs
6 to choose from
Handwriting
6 styles
Frequency
Weekly or daily

You choose all of this when you create your cards.

Send something they’ll keep.

Choose your verses, add your words, and we’ll mail a real card a week.

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