Gracie the Ginkgo Leaf

Meet Gracie the Ginkgo Leaf, the younger sister of Goldie.

Gracie is a small leaf from one of the ginkgo trees at Asbury Theological Seminary. These two beautiful ginkgo trees were planted outside the Morrison Administration building in the early 1950s after board member T. Delos Crary brought them back from a missionary trip. Each fall, their leaves turn a vivid gold and drop almost all at once, analogous to seminary graduates being “sent out” around the globe. Today, when people gather under their branches, they are reminded to spread the gospel throughout the whole world.

Crafted from ultra-soft fabric, this Gracie clip-on plush is perfect for hanging on a backpack or satchel with her durable cord and metal clip. Or, remove the cord and clip, and she becomes a small, huggable friend that brightens your day. With her golden hue and fan-shaped design, Gracie captures the beauty of Asbury Theological Seminary's campus in autumn.

Measures 5.75 in. x 5 in. x 2.25 in.

Metal clip and cord are fully removable.

** Due to restrictions, Gracie the Ginkgo Leaf clip-on plush toys cannot be shipped to Ohio, Pennsylvania, or Massachusetts.