There is a longing that never quite leaves you.

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It surfaces in worship,
in the quiet of early morning,
in the middle of an ordinary Tuesday.
The Revival Letters was made
to meet you there, once a month,
with something real you can
hold in your hands.

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What It Is

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The Revival Letters is a monthly
subscription that arrives by mail.
Real paper, real ink, a personal letter
and a gathering of pieces made to be
kept, read slowly, and returned to.
It carries the same heart as 
Revival | Here + There,
now reaching more than 90 countries,
brought close enough
to set on your own desk.

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What Arrives Each Month

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Every Envelope Holds
Seven Pieces:

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• A fine-art print of an original oil painting by Amanda, archival quality, ready to frame or tuck inside your Bible, with a QR code on the back leading you to a video of her process. 

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• A personal letter from Amanda on what she saw and prayed while creating this season's painting, written exclusively for subscribers.

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• Prayer points to carry through the weeks until the next letter arrives.

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• A quote card worth keeping somewhere you will see it often.

 

• A dispatch from the wider movement, with word of where revival is stirring around the world.

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• A worship playlist gathered for the season, for stillness and for praise.

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• Rotating extra surprises that reflect the current month's theme and message. ​​

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Why It Matters

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So much of faith now lives on a screen.
The Revival Letters gives it
weight again. Something real to open,
to write in the margins of,
to leave on the nightstand
and pick back up.
A monthly rhythm that draws you
back toward His presence and keeps you
close to the people seeking Him
alongside you.

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Every month brings a new painting,
a new theme, and a new message.
No two Letters are alike.
Each one is mailed a single time,
made to be kept.

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$19.95 a month,
U.S. shipping included.
International adds a flat $3 USD.

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