Jewish Encouragement Cards

Six phrases in the language of Jewish faith, for the moment you want to reach someone and the words are already on the card.

Emunah. Simcha. Ahavah. B'ezrat Hashem. These are not translations of feelings. They are the words the feelings actually live in. When someone from your community sends you a card that uses them without explanation, something lands differently than it would any other way. The language itself is the message: I know where you come from. I am still here with you.

These phrases were written for the stretches when carrying what it means to be part of klal Yisrael asks something real of a person. Not everyone will say that out loud. But someone who loves them can send it.

Synagogues and day schools reach for things like this because a form letter does not do what a card does. And someone who knows a person who has drifted, moved away, or just gone quiet reaches for them for a different reason: to say we still count you as ours, in words their tradition already knows.

The right words, already written, in the language that needs no translation. Folded cards, 4 x 5.5 inches, blank inside, designed and printed in Columbus, Ohio.