We’re spreading some love this February with this colour-in hearts pack which you can put up in your window and cut out hearts to share with friends and neighbours.
Download the PDF file of Hearts of love here.
The Revd Jo Wetherall, Growing Faith Officer at the Diocese of Gloucester and the creator of this project said, “If you want a man of mystery as your Valentine then St Valentine himself is well qualified. We really know very little about him. Was he a doctor, a Christian priest, a Bishop? No one can say for certain, but there must have been something in his nature that captured people’s hearts.
“We all need to know we are loved, especially at the moment. Working together to overcome Covid-19 is hard. Many people are grieving, some exhausted, others frightened or lonely. At the very least we are brought low – ten months in your jogging bottoms can make you feel unlovable.
“The hearts show our ongoing love and support for our keyworkers and our enduring hope.
“Please do share the packs with your worshipping communities and encourage everyone to display the hearts over Valentines Day and the rest of February.”
If you’re interested in more resources like these to share with your community, you can visit www.gloucester.anglican.org/growing-together
This resource is free for churches and schools that are part of the Diocese of Gloucester. The password can be accessed by contacting ku.gr1733524386o.coi1733524386dsolg1733524386@hsif1733524386j1733524386 and providing your name, postcode and parish or school details.
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