Communion Candle – Chalice, Wheat, Cross & Sun

Product number: BB4793

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Candles remind us that God accompanies us on the path of life. Jesus said “I am the light of the world” (John 8:12). Just like light illuminates the dark, we live in the light of his love. He’s close to us and blesses us. When first Communion candles are lit at the Church service or on the tables at the celebrations boys and girls can feel that Jesus is the light of the world and strengthens us at the Holy Communion.

This elegantly designed Communion candle is a popular gift for boys and girls. At 40 x 4 cm, the candle offers plenty of space for the colourful print motif and the artistically arranged wax motif. A central object on this candle is the chalice. As well as this, waves in silver decorate the cross on this candle. These Communion candles are appealingly packaged for delivery.

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Product number:	BB4793
Order number:	4036526747934
Size:	40 cm
Publisher:	Butzon & Bercker

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