About Us

Two and one half years ago, I created my first rosary bracelet. Prior to this, I had never completed a craft in my adult life. I lost and broke countless numbers of rosaries and when I first saw a wrap rosary bracelet in a conference gift shop, I made a mental note to look for one in the future. That Christmas when a friend offered to teach me basic beading techniques, I thought I’d give it a try.
Pam joined me that summer and we decided, after prayer, to embark on this journey together. Here we are two and one half years and hundreds of rosary bracelets later, and we are now stringing traditional rosaries on flexible, nylon-coated stainless steel beading wire and creating sacramental jewelry, as well as continuing to make our original bracelets.

Genesis 3:15 Creations is a ministry where we strive to engender love and devotion to Jesus and His Blessed Mother. We try to accomplish this by creating beautiful rosaries and religious jewelry to honor them, by supporting the needy through prayer and donations and by promoting the prayer of the rosary and participation in the sacramental life of the Church.

Jesus the Christ is the way, the truth and the light. We humbly seek Him with sincere and open hearts through His loving and Blessed mother Mary. The following description about our name provides background about the way to Jesus through Mary. John Paul the Great and numerous Holy Men and Women have lived this True Devotion to Jesus through Mary.

About Our Name

The scripture verse Genesis 3:15 is sometimes referred to as the Protoevangelium or the first gospel. St Louis Marie de Montfort, a saint from the 17th century wrote this timeless classic over three hundred years ago about the role of Mary, the mother of Jesus, in God’s plan of salvation. Let the reader please note that the “race” of Mary is none other than the “race” of Jesus Christ Our Lord, known as Christ’s body - the Church.These excerpts are taken from the classic, “True Devotion to Mary” by St. Louis de Montfort.

51. It is chiefly in reference to these last wicked persecutions of the devil, daily increasing until the advent of the reign of anti- Christ, that we should understand that first and well-known prophecy and curse of God uttered against the serpent in the garden of paradise. It is opportune to explain it here for the glory of the Blessed Virgin, the salvation of her children and the confusion of the devil. "I will place enmities between you and the woman, between your race and her race; she will crush your head and you will lie in wait for her heel" (Gen. 3:15)

52. God has established only one enmity - but it is an irreconcilable one - which will last and even go on increasing to the end of time. That enmity is between Mary, his worthy Mother, and the devil, between the children and the servants of the Blessed Virgin and the children and followers of Lucifer.

Thus the most fearful enemy that God has set up against the devil is Mary, his holy Mother. From the time of the earthly paradise, although she existed then only in his mind, he gave her such a hatred for his accursed enemy, such ingenuity in exposing the wickedness of the ancient serpent and such power to defeat, overthrow and crush this proud rebel, that Satan fears her not only more than angels and men but in a certain sense more than God himself. This does not mean that the anger, hatred and power of God are not infinitely greater than the Blessed Virgin's, since her attributes are limited. It simply means that Satan, being so proud, suffers infinitely more in being vanquished and punished by a lowly and humble servant of God, for her humility humiliates him more than the power of God. Moreover, God has given Mary such great power over the evil spirits that, as they have often been forced unwillingly to admit through the lips of possessed persons, they fear one of her pleadings for a soul more than the prayers of all the saints, and one of her threats more than all their other torments.

53. What Lucifer lost by pride Mary won by humility. What Eve ruined and lost by disobedience Mary saved by obedience. By obeying the serpent, Eve ruined her children as well as herself and delivered them up to him. Mary by her perfect fidelity to God saved her children with herself and consecrated them to his divine majesty.

As beloved sons and daughters of God the Father, we can use the same means that Jesus the Christ used to become man. By the power of the Holy Spirit He became man through the Blessed Virgin Mary. We too, can be recreated in His image by returning to the Father the same way He came to us – through the Blessed Virgin Mary.

(The above quotes came from www.ewtn.com/library/montfort/truedevo.htm)