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This newsletter is being sent as an educational service to your Church.   This is the seventh in a series of short articles on getting the most out of your altar candles.  These will be excerpted from the booklet “The Light in Your Church – A Guide to Carefree Money Saving and Green Use of Candles in […]

This newsletter is being sent as an educational service to your Church.   This is the sixth in a series of short articles on getting the most out of your altar candles.  These will be excerpted from the booklet “The Light in Your Church – A Guide to Carefree Money Saving and Green Use of Candles

This newsletter is being sent as an educational service to your Church.   This is the fifth in a series of short articles on getting the most out of your altar candles.  These will be excerpted from the booklet “The Light in Your Church – A Guide to Carefree Money Saving and Green Use of Candles in

This newsletter is being sent as an educational service to your Church.   This is the fourth in a series of short articles on getting the most out of your altar candles.  These will be excerpted from the booklet “The Light in Your Church – A Guide to Carefree Money Saving and Green Use of Candles

This newsletter is being sent as an educational service to your Church.   This is the third in a series of short articles on getting the most out of your altar candles.  These will be excerpted from the booklet “The Light in Your Church – A Guide to Carefree Money Saving and Green Use of Candles

In a perfect candle, the blends of waxes, type of wick and the candle diameter are all expertly matched so that, during burning, a continuous, balanced, cycle of events is taking place; hot air rises upward, away from the candle, while heat from the flame radiating downward melts just the right amount of wax, which rises up the wick by capillary action to produce just the right flame. (Wax must first liquefy in order to be soaked up the wick to burn.)

It is a common misconception that all Church supply companies operate as “Christian” businesses. For example, regarding the use of money-saving liquid paraffin candles, We learned that one distributor, concerned about losing margins on his products, was spreading “Fake News” and telling church customers that secretaries were “catching fire” because of liquid wax!