“The name was inspired by anointing oil made from the bark of the Cassia tree and referenced in the Bible several times,” the news release says. “It evokes both organizations’ commitment ...

which is derived from the Cinnamomum cassia tree that grows in China. This variety of cinnamon looks darker than true cinnamon (also known as Ceylon cinnamon) that's made from from Cinnamomum ...

Cassia comes from another kind of cinnamon tree, called Cinnamomum cassia, and it doesn't require as much time or effort to make. Cassia bark is hard and sturdy, so quills are made as one curled ...