Sympathy

Christian Sympathy Cards

‘So also you have sorrow now, but I will see you again, and your hearts will rejoice, and no one will take your joy from you.’- John 16:22

The death of a loved one is devastating; it is one of the hardest things we have to go through in our lives. At this challenging time we can find comfort in friends and family but also from our faith and in knowing that they are loved, protected and held by God. We are also reminded of God’s support and love at this difficult time, that He is always with us accompanying us through our darkest days. To give your loved ones religious sympathy messages in their time of need will help them immensely.

At this time of grief and reflection messages of support from loved ones mean so much. It can be difficult to ease someone’s journey through grief and heartbreak – but words of comfort and encouragement offer some light at the end of the tunnel. Let them know that your love and prayers are with them always with Christian Sympathy Card messages. With time and faith they can begin to heal. It’s sometimes difficult knowing what to write in a sympathy card, but offering empathy, sensitiveness and understanding goes a long way. A sympathy bible verse can offer comfort in a time of loss.

For those suffering from such painful loss, it is always a comfort to know that friends and family are also watching over them and are there to support them at this difficult time. Show that you care and express your condolences with one of our beautiful Religious Sympathy cards, featuring beautiful watercolour scenes hand-painted by Hannah Dunnett. We have carefully selected scripture to uplift, soothe and comfort your loved one during this difficult time. Designs include ‘God of all Comfort’, ‘In You I Trust’, ‘Under His Wings’, and ‘The Lord is Near’.

Our Religious Sympathy cards have been left blank inside for you to add your own sentiments and words of support and comfort.  This ensures you can add the most suitable words of sympathy and reassurance for your loved one, via a Christian sympathy card message.