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Two ways to use Living Threads: shirts that share the Gospel, and shirts that say thank you.

Outreach shirts: plant a seed, then see it grow

A shirt someone actually wears keeps sharing long after the event. Anyone who taps it gets two buttons: the Gospel, written by your church, and a page about your church.

  1. You write itThe Gospel in your church’s own words (or start from ours), plus a page about your church: welcome, service times, address and website.
  2. We make your shirtsEach one has a chip sewn inside, set up with your words. Order as many as your outreach needs.
  3. Your people hand them outAt outreach events, in the neighborhood, to friends and strangers. Anyone who taps the shirt sees your two buttons.
  4. You see the fruitA private page shows how many people read the Gospel and your church page, and for how long.

What your private page shows

  • Shirts tapped and people reached
  • Time spent reading each page: under 1 minute, 1–5, 5–20, and over 20 minutes
  • People who asked to know more, with the contact details they chose to share (leaders only)
  • A tree of your outreach, with a branch for each volunteer team

Only real reading time counts, so the numbers are honest. No names are ever shown unless someone chooses to ask your church to contact them. You get one link to share with your whole church, and one for leaders.

Request outreach shirts

Gift shirts for your people

Give Living Threads gift shirts together. Every shirt carries its own thank-you, and every one joins The Living Thread.

  • Volunteers and leadersThank the small group leaders, nursery workers and greeters who show up every week.
  • Staff and mentorsLet your congregation thank a pastor, youth leader or mentor in their own words.
  • MilestonesGraduations, baptisms, retreats and mission trips: moments worth remembering.

Tell us about your group and we’ll email you back to talk through designs, sizes, pricing and timing. Questions first? Contact us.

Your group
How we reach you
What you have in mind
What are the shirts for?