In our blog post, "The Spiritual Significance of Color in Clergy Stoles: A Guide to Liturgical Seasons," we explore the rich symbolism behind the colors used in clergy stoles throughout the church year. From the deep blues and purples of Advent to the vibrant reds of Pentecost, discover how these hues communicate profound spiritual messages and connect worshippers to the rhythm of the liturgical calendar. Perfect for clergy and congregations alike, this guide offers insight into the visual storytelling that enriches worship through sacred vestments.

This blog post explores the journey of ordination as a sacred and transformative milestone in the life of a minister, marking the beginning of a dedicated service to God and the community. As clergy prepare for this significant day, one element that carries deep symbolic meaning is the clergy stole—a garment rich in tradition, spirituality, and personal significance. Join us as we delve into the beauty and symbolism of ordination, focusing on the clergy stole, the special significance of the day, the color red for the Holy Spirit, and important symbols associated with this sacred rite.

Imagine a stole that tells your unique story, a vibrant tapestry for your ministry. That's the brilliance of a custom stole from Carrot Top Studio. This blog post by artist Jenny Gallo tells the story of one commissioned stole.

Commissioned stoles are such an honor to create for clergy, chaplains and wedding officiants! There is most often a wonderful story behind these projects. Read how these stoles came to be and discover the meaning of their symbols.

Red clergy stoles for Pentecost, Ordination and other Holy Spirit ministry moments!

Creating unique stoles for Pentecost is at the heart of what Carrot Top Studio provides clergy and ministry leaders.