I'm the person behind Lavender & Light Co., a little corner of the internet where my love for Jesus, Scripture, creativity, and everyday beauty come together.
A Little About Me
I grew up around the Christian faith, but it wasn't until later that I truly came to know Christ and understand what it means to have a relationship with Him.
Since then, God has continued to grow my love for His Word and deepen my desire to know Him more. That journey has shaped so much of who I am and eventually became part of the reason Lavender & Light Co. came to be.
I'm a creative at heart, and I've always loved photography, nature, flowers, good books, and the quiet beauty found in everyday life. I love the little moments that make you slow down, pay attention, and notice the goodness of God.
Why Lavender & Light Exists
Lavender & Light Co. grew out of my desire to bring together two things I love: creativity and faith.
I wanted to create a place that encourages people to open their Bibles, spend time in God's Word, grow in their faith, and keep the truth of the Gospel close in everyday life.
My hope is that the products, resources, and encouragement found here point beyond themselves — back to Scripture and ultimately back to Jesus.
The name Lavender & Light was chosen with intention.
Lavender represents peace, beauty, grace, and the quiet beauty found in God's creation. It also reflects the cozy, cottage-inspired atmosphere that has become part of the heart of this brand.
Light represents Jesus Christ, the Light of the World. As followers of Christ, we are called to walk in His light, reflect Him in our lives, and point others toward Him.
My prayer is that everything created through Lavender & Light Co. serves a greater purpose—to encourage people in their faith, point them back to Scripture, remind them of God's truth, and ultimately bring glory to Him.
Thank you for being here and for supporting this small business. It is truly a blessing to share this space with you.
With gratitude, Kristin
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