When we started a rewards program, we didn't want to call it points. We called it Manna.
Where the name comes from
In Exodus 16, Israel was hungry in the wilderness, and God sent bread from heaven every morning. They called it manna. Each person gathered what they needed for the day. It couldn't be stored up. Leftovers spoiled by morning. Only on the sixth day could they gather twice as much, so they could rest on the seventh.
Jesus later called himself "the bread of life" (John 6:35). Manna was never just food. It was a daily lesson in dependence: you can't hoard grace, you receive it fresh.
A thank-you, not a wage
Most rewards programs are built to make you buy more than you meant to. We don't want that. Manna is simply our way of saying thank you for supporting a small brand trying to do things the right way. You gather a little with each piece, and you can use it toward another.
We won't invent fake deadlines or tell you you're about to lose out. That isn't how we want to treat anyone.
Why it doesn't keep forever
Like the manna in the wilderness, unused Manna fades after a while. That's not a trick to rush you. It's the same lesson the original carried: gifts are for using, not storing. If you never use it, that's alright too.
Where to find it
Sign in and open your account from the top of the site. Your Manna, your tier and how close you are to the next one are right there, with a full explanation on the Manna page.
His love endures forever.
