Sow Seeds of Kindness
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Learn about the materials
We make the Sow kindness totes right here in the c21 center! Using our own iron and printer eliminates waste from extra products and packaging. We know exactly what materials and processes are used, and we know that it's the kindest place to work in the world!
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why does the fabric matter? Every material we wear and use comes from the earth, and transforming cotton from a seed to a tote requires water, energy, labor, and more. Each step of the process impacts the earth—the more we know, the more we care. Click to learn how organic cotton benefits the earth, farmers, and your body!
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We looked for a company that CARED, and chose Siser heat transfer paper. It's recyclable, and has a bunch of certifications that show ways it's kinder to the planet. PLUS...they created the very first COMPOSTABLE heat transfer material!
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO
In Growing God, Emma returns from time spent on her Nana's farm.
It's a sacred space where Nana grows God.
BE A SOWER?
What Emma doesn't realize is that
she is a SOWER. She plants seeds, and in doing so, she spreads God's love, growing extraordinary faith and curiosity in others.
It's not easy! It takes a whole lot of faith.
But Emma is reminded that every seed holds an opportunity to share God's love.
How can you be a SOWER of seeds?
What challenge can you take on to share God's love with others?
Can you do something to help your community, family, or church?
Can you grow a garden or a project?
Can you plant some seeds or ideas?
​Get involved:
email karen.kiefer@bc.edu or stevenax@bc.edu
BE A SOWER and share your project or ideas with our Growing God community for a chance to WIN a Growing God book and be featured in the
Growing God Farm.​
Please share with us!
Find more creative
children's ministry resources at
bc.edu/c21childrensmin
Read the parable of the Sower and practice sowing kindness in your own garden!
Want to start simple?
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Read the Parable of the Sower, plant seeds, and pray!
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Email stevenax@bc.edu for
prayer ribbons and seeds!
