Comfort Crosses

Our lovely comfort crosses are made from Holy Land olive wood in Bethlehem in the carving shop of world renowned Christian artisan Jeries Facouseh. You will notice that our comfort crosses are shaped a little differently than most that you see. With our olive wood comfort crosses being shaped like an actual cross, they are different than any others made. These comfort crosses are designed to uniquely fit inside ones hand and help provide comfort by way of reminder of what the Lord Jesus did for you and I on the cross. With individual orders of our olive wood comfort crosses you will recive our Holy Land Treasures gift card and a made in the Holy Land certificate of authenticity. For bulk orders of our olive wood comfort crosses you will receive individual made in the Holy Land certificates of authenticity.

Comfort Cross (Also priced for bulk purchase) [HLT521012C] $9.99

10 Comfort Crosses @ $6.99 Each (Also priced in larger bulk quantities) [HLT521012F] $69.90

Olive Wood Comfort Cross (Gift Boxed, also priced for bulk quantity discount) [HLT521012Q] $10.79

Bulk Comfort Crosses (50 @ $5.25 Each) [HLT521012G] $262.50

Our comfort crosses are very popular Christian gifts under $10. These olive wood comfort crosses make useful, inexpensive Christian gifts that will be cherished for life. Our wooden comfort crosses are made in the Manger Street carving factory of our dear friend Jeries, about a 10 minute walk from the site where the Lord Jesus was born. The Holy Land olive wood used to make these comfort crosses is from the Galilee region, where the Lord Jesus spent the majority of His earthly life.

These lovely comfort crosses go by many names. They are also called hand crosses because they are made to be held in ones hand. Other names are palm crosses and pocket crosses.

The unique shape of our olive wood comfort crosses sets them apart from other crosses that go by the same name. Our comfort crosses are shaped like a cross. This unique shape is designed to fit inside ones hand but it gives our comfort crosses the feel of an actual cross.