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Colourful Holy Socks
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What are Holy Socks?
They're just what the name says they are. Socks which illustrate Biblical characters, stories and verses.
Unique designs but more than that they come with an original story, poem or meditation inspired by the theme of the sock.
Easily posted, these are great gifts for anyone - not just Christians. Holy Socks are symbolic of life as a journey and the Christian life as pilgrimage.
Sizes range from baby to extra large, with many designs and colours.
We're always happy to chat with our customers and you can phone us with your order and questions on 01671 404043 or mobile 07918184539.
Coming soon to feet near you...
Walk the Week in Holy Socks (Size 4-7, selection one)
Walk the Week in Holy Socks (Size 4-7, Tub two)
Children's - or adults with smaller feet. The Donkey
The Graffiti/Celtic Cross
The Whirling Wheels - Cycling Holy Socks
Glory Golf Balls Jeremiah 29, 13 / Jeremiah 29, 13-14 / Job 13, 20
The Harp
The Good News Sock
Featured design - The Pilgrim Sock
Good Mother's Day gift. Seven pairs of Holy Socks squeezed into a red presentation tub with as many stories as we've written for the various designs.
£39.75
"And Jonah was in the belly of the fish three days and three nights." Jonah 1, 17. One of our original designs from 2000 and the first to have a Holy So
£6.75
A colourful and detailed design to illustrate "And Noah did all that God commanded him." Genesis 6,22. How well Noah listened to God's instructions!
£6.75
Sock Sizes
All set up and ready for visitors to the stand at the Lambeth Conference in Canterbury.
Guildford Cathedral is well worth a visit and after, or before, you go into the cathedral, pay a visit to their cafe and gift s
In 2008, Holy Socks went to the Lambeth Conference in Canterbury.
