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Increase Your Faith with Simple Reminders




Keeping faith is easier on some days and harder on others. Simple reminders can help to increase our faith on the more difficult days.

There are many ways to place reminders about your home or work space. Something with the word faith on it is the best thing to use. I have mine on a candle-holder and I cannot tell the countless times that one candle-holder has gotten me through the day or a particularly rough spot. I don’t seek it out; it just seems to always show up in my line of vision at the very moment I need to see it, otherwise I don’t usually even notice it is there.

  • Posters or plaques are another great idea; 
  • So too are any visual with a quote including the word faith
  • Other ideas might be a key-chain or a garden rock, a hot plate in the kitchen; the ideas are endless.


Don’t place them in a mainstream place but don’t hide them out of the way either. They need to be in a place so that when you do see it (which will be exactly when you need it), it will be seen but if placed too prominently, it can lose its impact if you are seeing it too often.

At other times, I have simply written the word on a piece of paper, sticking it in a book or drawer or trinket bowl, and inevitably find it at exactly the moment I need it.

Whatever you decide to do, just the smallest item or reminder strategically placed, can be the biggest of help on the harder days.


About Cheryl Yale-Bruedigam




Cheryl Yale-Bruedigam has been writing spiritually for thirty years. With undergraduate studies in English and women's studies, she devoted over a decade of research and writing to women’s studies and spirituality. Author of What If We Are the Angels and The New Age of Christ (among others), she is now teaching and sharing A Woman's Path to Wholeness Through Biblical Teachings.

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