Blessed Treasures Gift Shop

Email: Blessedtreasures at st dot lukes dot org

Phone: (407) 217-2150

It is in BLESSING others that we are BLESSED with a special BLESSING of our own.

Step into Blessed Treasures, St. Luke’s very own gift shop, where every purchase supports meaningful missions locally and around the world. From handcrafted seasonal décor to gently loved clothing and unique gifts, there’s something special for everyone.

For over 25 years, St. Luke’s United Methodist Women, now known as United Women in Faith, have held an annual holiday marketplace that helped fund both local and international missions and charities.

With the opening of Blessed Treasures, empowerment and development work through St. Luke’s can receive consistent funding making an even bigger difference for families from Orlando to Costa Rica to Zimbabwe.

All proceeds support local, state, and international missions and charities.

Whether you’re searching for the perfect gift, a unique addition to your home, or a way to give back, Blessed Treasures welcomes you. Bring a friend, explore our treasures, and be part of a community making a difference.

We accept donations during regular shop hours!

What you’ll find

Handmade Creations: Beautifully crafted items perfect for any occasion.
Home Décor: Seasonal and year-round pieces to brighten your space.
Gently Loved Apparel: Quality clothing and accessories with a story.
Jewelry & Art: Unique finds that add a touch of charm.

Every item is thoughtfully selected or created by our dedicated volunteers, ensuring quality and heart in every piece.

Blessed Treasures Crafters

Join the United Women in Faith as they get together to create some of the handmade decorations and gifts for the Blessed Treasures shop and for their Annual Holiday Marketplace. Crafting days are Mondays and Tuesdays anytime from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

A woman assembles floral decorations at a table filled with craft supplies and greenery.

A group of twelve women poses together in a gift shop, surrounded by clothing and decorative items.

Volunteers arrange artificial flowers at tables in a colorful room filled with craft supplies and decorations.

Photo gallery and featured items

My name is Diego Torres, I am 14 years old and I am an Eagle Scout. For my Eagle Project I wanted to help the Women’s Workshop by extending their back patio. My goal with my project was to eliminate a tripping hazard and to give the people at the workshop an even and steady place to step onto without the fear of tripping. I am extremely appreciative of the opportunity the Women’s Workshop gave me to help them and to finish my Eagle Scout Project.
Diego Torres