Welcome to the Disciple's Cross Opportunity!



I began Disciple's Cross™ as a craft idea at a summer youth camp in Louisiana. It was a great way to keep the students busy and stay out of the sun. They were fun to make. But to my surprise, after camp was over, the students kept asking me to make more of these beautiful handcrafted cross necklaces. It seemed like each one I made turned into requests for more.
I was barely able to meet the growing demand for my Disciple's Cross™ necklaces, until my appearance on the Emmy Award winning CBS Reality TV Show, Survivor: Thailand. After wearing one of my unique, hand-made crosses on the show, interest skyrocketed and Disciple’s Cross™ was born.
My family and I operated out of our small home. A spare bedroom was our office and the garage housed our inventory and shipping department. Now, we are blessed to be a part of an amazing network of our producers that help keep this ministry thriving. We would love to have you join our Disciple’s Cross™ family of producers.



The Disciple’s Cross is made up of three distinct components. The simulated leather cord reminds us of the leather straps used to beat our Savior; the wrapped wire stands for the thorn branches twisted into a a crown to mock the King of Kings; and the nails represent the large spikes that were driven into the hands and feet of the Lord of Lords.
MOTTO VERSE: Matthew 16:24,
"Then Jesus said to His disciples, 'if anyone wishes to come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross and follow me.'"
As you carry your Disciple’s Cross with you, consider the sacrifice that Jesus made for you and take up your cross and follow Him.
Lead with Value, top call to action.
We are blessed to be a blessing to others. When we travel to Central America or Africa on mission trips, we always bring loads of Disciple's Cross necklaces in a wide variety of colors.
Of the many gifts we've given to the people we minister to, nothing brings them more delight than selecting their favorite colored Disciple's Cross necklace and wearing it with joy.
A mission trip only lasts for a short time, but these beautiful crosses will remind them of the love of Christ long after we've returned home.
"Jesus came and told his disciples, 'I have been given all authority in heaven and on earth. Therefore, go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Teach these new disciples to obey all the commands I have given you. And be sure of this: I am with you always, even to the end of the age.'" (Matthew 28:18-20)











"I love making these gorgeous cross necklaces. But I wish someone would have warned me about how popular they would be. Everyone keeps wanting me to make one for them."

"Thank God for the Disciple's Cross fundraiser. Our little league team met their goal in half the time. Their eyes lit up when they received their new uniforms. This will definitely be our annual fundraiser."

""My friends at college work crazy shifts at fast food restaurants while I just kick back in my dorm and make Disciple's Crosses listening to my favorite music mix. They're always broke and I always have a pocket full of cash."

"We've carried Disciple's Cross necklaces in our Western Store for years. They are one of our most popular items for men and women of all ages."

"I love making Disciple's Cross necklaces and putting them in the stockings at Christmas. Everyone is excited to get a new color each year."

"We keep a display stand of Disciple's Crosses on our counter and they sell out fast. I've never seen an item have that much appeal."

"As a single mom of two young children, I couldn't afford daycare to get a job, or the gas to commute. The Disciple's Cross opportunity has allowed me to stay home and be the mom my kids need."

"I love wearing my Disciple's Cross so much that I became a producer. Now, I have one in every color to match my outfits. This is the coolest Christian accessory. I have one for every mood. LOL."

"We go on a mission trip every year and always bring lots of Disciple's Cross necklaces. I've never seen a ministry door-opener that works as well as these beautiful crosses."

"My husband is a police officer and our church holds a special dinner for his department each year. We always give them each a Black and Blue Disciple's Cross to wear while on duty to represent the thin blue line. They love them."

"My husband would never wear a necklace no matter what I bought him...until I got him a Disciple's Cross in his favorite color. He never takes it off and even has another one hanging from his rearview mirror."

"I have over 50 stores that I supply with my Disciple's Crosses. I could get more stores, but that's all I can handle. I'm not a salesman, but these things sell themselves. I love the freedom and the income."

"I bought a Disciple's Cross and found out I could become a producer and sell them. When I went to a church conference, one of the staff asked where they could purchase them for their store. They wanted 100 to start with. Naturally, I was happy to supply them."

"As a youth pastor, I'm always looking for ways to reach out to the students in our town. Our student ministry has tripled since I started giving a Disciple's Cross when a student attends for the third time. Now, they all want to invite their friends. Hey, whatever works, right?"

"Our ladies group at church always sends cards to soldiers around the holidays. Last year we included Disciple's Crosses in a combination of Red, White, & Blue. We've never gotten so many thank you letters before. Their comments brought tears to our eyes."

"We have a feed and seed store in a rural town. We've been selling Disciple's Crosses for years and I'll bet just about everyone in town has one. We get people coming into our store just for these when they wouldn't otherwise have a need to come in. But then they look around and end up buying other items."

"It was awkward trying to make friends in college. Then, I sold a Disciple's Cross necklace I made in our school colors to one of the baseball players. I've never been so popular so fast! All the athletes wanted to meet me and buy one of my Disciple's Crosses. When I go to games, I feel like part of the team. This is crazy."

"I've always wanted to share my faith but didn't know what to say. Now, when people see my Disciple's Cross necklace and comment on it, I always pull one out of my purse and give it to them as a gift. I've actually prayed with people to receive Christ because of these little beauties and they are so easy to make."

"We were launching a new Fellowship of Christian Athletes club in our school but it wasn't gaining much traction. So we made Disciple's Cross necklaces in our school colors as a gift for new members. We've exploded in size and now have an amazing group."

"Our Christian band was looking for something to add to our merch table when one of our fans offered to keep us supplied with Disciple's Crosses. Now, our table is always crowded during the concerts when we're on tour."

"Retirement didn't sit well with my husband. He was bored out of his gourd and was about to drive me crazy. Thank God for the Disciple's Cross opportunity. Now, he's found something he loves to do and it gets him out of the house and brings in extra money."

"I have a medical condition that makes it hard to leave the house. I began to feel worthless after binge watching everything on TV and not having anything to do. Then, my brother bought me a kit to make Disciple's Crosses. I love it! I know it might sound silly, but I feel like I have a purpose again and I'm earning an income."

"Our church has a Celebrate Recovery program and we give a Disciple's Cross necklace to everyone who graduates. It is a constant reminder of their new life in Christ and the freedom they have in Him. Their faces beam when our pastor gives them their Disciple's Cross necklace. More than one participant said that his goal of getting that cross kept him pushing through to the end."

"I had no idea what I was getting myself into. I'm crafty with my hands so I became a Disciple's Cross producer to make them for friends and family. Then, people started paying me for them. At first, it felt a little awkward taking money for doing something I enjoyed so much. But now I literally have more orders than I know what do do with."










