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First Call Survival Kit

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$38.75 $56.99 In stock

First Call Survival Kit



A thoughtful care package for seminary graduates starting their ministry journey. Curated by ministers, for ministers.



✝️ 5-6 fun, useful, and inspiring items


🎁 Unique and personalized


🌍 Shipped worldwide since 2020


💼 Discounts on clergy essentials


🤝 Supporting creative ministers



The perfect way to celebrate and encourage new spiritual leaders!

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★

The little card that came with it made me tear up—it’s clear actual ministers put this together. My friend just started his first church job and the mix of practical and inspiring items felt personal, not like a generic gift box.

Benjamin ★★★★★

My son started his first ministry role last month and this kit was perfect for him—the mix of practical items and small gifts felt intentionally chosen, not just thrown together. He especially loved the devotional book, which he’s already been using during his morning study.

Abigail ★★★★★

I gave this to a friend who just finished seminary and he said the curated items felt genuinely personal, not random. The little note from ministers really made it stand out from typical gift baskets.