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Thoughtful resources for the hard, holy, ordinary middle.

Whether you are walking through cancer, supporting someone you love, or simply needing a reminder that hope is still here, these resources were created or carefully chosen to bring comfort, encouragement, and practical support.

Words for the Journey

Small words of hope for the days when you need something steady to hold onto.

Our Words for the Journey cards were created to offer honest encouragement, Scripture, reflection, and reminders of hope through cancer and other hard seasons.

Available as digital downloads and printed card sets.


Faith & Hope

Resources to help you stay anchored in God's truth when life feels uncertain.

From Scripture-based encouragement to meaningful tools for prayer and reflection, these are resources we believe can help you return to hope again and again.

Featured here:

  • Hope Immersive Scripture Flip

  • Future devotionals

  • Prayer resources

  • Scripture-based gifts


Comfort & Care

Simple, tangible reminders that someone is seen, loved, and not walking alone.

These gifts are designed for the hospital room, the treatment chair, the difficult day, or the quiet moment when encouragement is needed most.

Featured here:

  • Prayer Shawls

  • Hope Stones

  • Future comfort gifts


Books

Stories and encouragement for the journey.

Books from Hope Lives Now are rooted in honest stories, real-life faith, and hope for the places we do not always know how to talk about.

Faces of Cancer
The Emotions No One Prepares You For, and the God Who Meets You There


Digital Encouragement

Hope does not always need to arrive in a box.

Our digital resources give you immediate access to encouragement you can print, save, share, or return to whenever you need it.

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Browse all Hope Lives Now products and handpicked resources.

Not sure where to begin?

You do not have to know exactly what you need.

Visit our Start Here page and we'll help you find the next gentle step.

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Give Hope Forward

Your purchase can become encouragement for someone else.

Hope Forward is the give-back heart of Hope Lives Now.

10% of Hope Lives Now profits helps us provide practical comfort and encouragement through resources such as Hope Baskets and Blue Bags for people walking through cancer and other difficult seasons.

When you shop Hope Lives Now, your purchase becomes part of something bigger.

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A Note From Kim

Hope Lives Now was never meant to be simply a store.

Everything you find here is connected to a bigger purpose: helping people feel less alone in the middle of hard things.

Some resources were created from my own experience with cancer and survivorship. Others are things I've discovered along the way and wished more people knew about.

My hope is simple.

That something here helps you — or someone you love — hold onto hope today.

God is the anchor. Hope is the thread.