A Liturgical, Advent Banner by Lois Prahlow

"A Liturgical Advent Banner" by Lois Prahlow. Png. not for republishing

A brief explanation of symbols by Lois Prahlow

       The banner depicts traditional Christmas symbols: snowflake, angels, Christmas trees, poinsettias, and stars. The snowflake in the center brings to mind Isaiah 1:18, “Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be white as snow,” and makes a fitting backdrop for the focus of the banner, the manger and the cross. Marked with hearts, the snowflake represents our Heavenly Father’s purity and His love for Jesus, His beloved Son, and for the whole world.

      The angel’s song, Luke 2:14, “Glory to God in the highest!” is inscribed in Latin around the center, while words from Luke 2: 10-11, the angel’s message, is written around the perimeter of the circle.

      Four-pointed stars top each of the six Christmas trees and recall the story of the wise men, Matthew 2:1-12. The four points signify the light to be revealed to the Gentiles (Luke 2:32) in four directions of the earth: north, south, east, and west.

      The Christmas trees form six points of the Creator’s Star.

      Jesus Christ is the beginning of a New Creation, 2 Corinthians 5:17.

      The small circles on the trees, starting at the top and proceeding clockwise, represent the following:

1. Jesus, as a baby holding an olive branch, is superimposed on an open book. This symbolizes “The Word made flesh” (John 1:14), and the Prince of Peace, (Isaiah 9:6).
2. Glowing candle: Jesus is the Light of the world (John 9:5)
3. Crown, sunburst, and IHS: Jesus, Triumphant King (Timothy 1:17). IHS are the first three letters of the name of Jesus in Greek. The sunburst brings to mind Malachi 4:2, which speaks of the sun of righteousness, risen with healing in his wings. The crown symbolizes kingship.
4. Christmas Rose: The rose is an ancient Roman symbol of victory and triumphant love. As here presented, the beautiful flower signifies our beautiful Savior. Five thorns represent His five wounds sustained at the cross. God was in Christ showing His love for us. The cross, once an instrument of shame and defeat, is now, by God’s grace, a sign of triumph and victory over sin, death, and the devil. Please note the poinsettias sprinkled around the banner are another form of the Christmas rose.
5. Fleur-de-lis and “M” monogram: A stylized iris, also known in olden times as a sword lily, and the letter “M” represent the Virgin Mary. She is called “blessed” by all generations because she bore the Savior of the world (Luke 1:48). The swordlily makes us think of the sword (sorrow) that pierced her heart when she witnessed the suffering and death of Jesus, as was prophesied by Simeon (Luke 2:35).
6. Lamb with Chi Rho in circle: John 1:29, “Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.”

Alleluia Banner by Lois Prahlow

"Alleluia Banner" by Lois Prahlow. Png. not for republishing

        This banner is divided into four parts by four trumpets proceeding from the center cross. Each quadrant proclaims, “Praise the Lord!” We are reminded of the four corners of the earth where our Lord has directed us to carry the Good News of the Gospel. Between the trumpets are four petals in which are depicted human figures with arms uplifted. These figures in varying colors represent all humanity in all nations. Their song is “Alleluia” and the notes of that song have as their center of Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world. article and design by Lois Prahlow.

Overcoming Temptations Banner by Lois Prahlow

"Overcoming Temptations Banner" by Lois Prahlow. Png. not for republishing

      This Lenten banner prompts meditation on the temptations of Christ, and His use of God’s Word to overcome the deceptions of the devil, the world, and the flesh. In the center we see, “Child of God in Christ.” Just as Jesus was baptized by John, named Son of God, promised an eternal inheritance, and called to serve God only, we, who have been baptized into Christ are also declared God’s child, promised forgiveness of sins and eternal life, and are called to fear, love, trust, and serve God only.

      The powerful words which Jesus clung to are from Matthew 3:4,7,and 10, and are depicted on the three baptismal shells on the banner.

      In shocking red and pulsating pink, around the rim of the circle are listed some of the categories of temptations which try to lure the people of God into striving for their empty promises. They lead, however, into misbelief, despair, and other great shame and vice by ignoring/abandoning/disobeying God’s Word: Fortune, Fame, and Freedom (in the sense of pursuing our own way); Security,    Superiority, and Success; and Power, Possessions, and Pleasure. All these beckonging pursuits may conflict with the gift that God has given to us by His grace: a name as His child, and a relationship with Him which cannot be taken away, a forgiven past and future filled with His providence and promise, a calling to know Him, love, trust, and serve him alone.

      Jesus lived this way, and even death could not separate Him from the love of His Heavenly Father, who raised Him from the grave and has now given us to Him as His fellow saints and heirs. He is our Head, and we, now, are His body in the world. called to follow Him and do God’s will, as the Holy Spirit leads. banner design and article by Lois Prahlow

Pentecost Banner by Lois Prahlow

Pentecost Banner Design by Liturgical Artist, Lois Prahlow.
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        The colors used on the Pentecost banner help create a warm mood. Nine flames represent the gifts listed in gold on the edge of the banner: wisdom, knowledge, faith, healing, miracles, prophecy, discernment, tongues, interpretation (1 Corinthians 12: 8-10). The nine bunches of grapes symbolize fruit of the Spirit and are written white on the banner’s edge: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control (Galatians 5: 22-23). The use of the vine and grape motif also suggests Jesus’ words, “I am the Vine; you are the branches. Abide in me and bear much fruit (John 15).” article and design by Lois Prahlow

How God Shines Through Nature: "As a countenance is made beautiful by the soul’s shining through it, so the world is beautiful as the shining through it of God." Jacobi.

Luther's Small Catechism by Lois Prahlow

Luther's Small Catechism Banner Design by Liturgical Artist, Lois Prahlow. Png. not for redistribution.

      A flower with five petals represents the rose on Luther’s Coat of Arms. Within each petal is a golden heart (God’s love) with symbols of five of the six chief parts of Luther’s Small Catechism: the Ten Commandments, The Lord’s Prayer, The Lord’s Supper, Holy Baptism, and The Creed. The sixth chief part, The Office of the Keys, is represented in the center of the flower. Between the petals are blue flowering waters each marked with a Chi Rho (Greek monogram for Christ). The elongated form of the monogram suggests the Sword of the Spirit, the Word of God. Drawn to the Cross in the water of Baptism (blue arrows), the repentant sinner is gathered in, forgiven, cleansed, and sent forth with the good news of the Gospel into all the world (dark golden arrows)! “YES” is the believer’s response to God’s love and call in these mighty teachings of the Spirit (red flames)! article and design by Lois Prahlow

Colored Hanukkah Candles

Description of Illustration: orange, blue and white candles, Star of David, Hannukkah lights

  

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The Temple of Solomon

 

Description of Illustration: Black and white illustration of The Temple of Solomon

  

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Performance banner

Description of Illustration: Black and white line drawing of ancient dancers and musicians, pipes, flutes

  

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Ready to pray

Description of Illustration: Black and white line drawing of a preteen with folded or praying hands. long hair, turtle neck sweater, cross on a chain

  

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Ladies meet for coffee

 

Description of Illustration: Black and white illustration of two ladies talking and drinking tea or coffee.

  

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Exodus Clip Art Index

About: Exodus, (from ex., out, and odos, a way;) the name of the second book of Moses, and is so called in the Greek version because it relates to the departure of the Israelites out of Egypt. It comprehends the history of about a hundred and forty-five years; and the principal events contained in it are, the bondage of the Israelites in Egypt, and their miraculous deliverance by the hand of Moses; their entrance into the wilderness of Sinai; the promulgation of law, and the building of the tabernacle. - Watson.

Four samples of clip art from The Book of Exodus.

 

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Sometimes multiple scripture using the same image are uploaded onto the same page. Keep looking on the post and you will find that there is a scripture from the Book of The Bible it is listed under here.

1. Exodus 34:21 - Autumn leaves, moonlight
2. Shofar and Scriptures - Exodus 20:8
3. Exodus 20:12 - family group silhouette
4. Valencia, Clamondin or Tangerine Trees Potted (paired with scriptures) - Exodus 14:14
5. The Great I AM of The Old Testament - Exodus 3:14
6. Exodus 4:21 - Pharaoh's heart of stone
7. Exodus 23:7 - Series: Vacant Cell
8. The Law is Love, The Law is A Mirror  - liturgical colors, stone tablets
9. Moses and The Burning Bush - Book of Exodus Chapter 3
10. Watching Over Moses - Exodus Chapter 2
11. A Pastel of Pharoah's Daughter - Exodus Chapter 2
12. The Staff of Moses  - mosaic illustration
13. An Etching of Michelangelo's Moses - sculpture
14. Moses and The 10 Commandments
15. Spreading Gossip and Slander  - Exodus 2:31
16. Drawn From The Water - Exodus 2:10
17. The Ten Commandments Depicting Hebrew Text
18. Blessing The New Moon - Exodus 12:2-3 
19. Death of the first born... - Exodus 11:7 
20. The Ark of The Covenant - Exodus 25:10-22 
21. Scriptures About Lepers - Exodus 4:6-7 
22. Moses In The Desert - Exodus 3:1
23. The Choir In Navy - Exodus 15:1 
24. Finding Moses in The Rushes - Exodus 2:7
    
25. Moses saw his kinfolk beaten...- Exodus 2:11

Questions and Answers About The Book of Exodus:

• How Many of the Children of Isreal Entered Canaan?
• Who were the women assembling at the tabernacle in Exodus?
• Who were the wise-hearted women of Exodus?
• Who was the wife of Aaron?
• Who was Puah in the book of Exodus?
• What was Manna?
  

Articles About People from Exodus:

• "Sing Unto The Lord" - Miriam's story
• Zipporah, Wife of Moses, the Great Lawgiver   

 Video by The Bible Project, view part 2 here.

Page updated December 1rst, 2023

The Victorian Boys Choir

Description of Illustration: Black and white sketch of a boys choir performing at Advent. garlands, stained glass window, choir robes

  

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Christian Cross Index

Above four of the cross illustrations listed in the index below.

Both crosses and crucifixes are listed here and there are multiple variations! Visitors are sure to find the cross that fits perfectly with the Gospel message and building a church website based upon the design of one of these crosses will help to jump-start the imagination for certain.

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Christ's Crucifixion:

1. A cross including the Gospel books
2. Galatians 2:20 in both English and Spanish texts
3. INRI Clip Art
4. Anglo Saxon Crucifix
5. The Cross of Calvary
6. John 19:2,3
7. Illustrated and Illuminated Scripture for Lent 
8. "I Thirst!"
9. Mourning Jesus
10. Ash Wednesday Graveyard
11. Rosary with crucifix
12. On The Cross
13. The Lord Over All
14. "The Wailing"

Christian Crosses:

1. A cross including the Gospel books
2. Ash Wednesday Cross 
3. Transformed Cross
4. Bienvenue Cross
5. Brown Leaf Cross
6. Standing on the Word of God... 
7. Alpha and Omega Cross
8. A colorful cross
9. Palm Crosses
10. Tondo Cross
11. A Good Shepherd with The Cross
12. Chain Link Patterned Cross
13. Floral cross clip art
14. The Beatitude Cross
15. Green Grassy Cross
16. Templar Baptism Cross
17. Purple Patriarchal Cross
18. Modern Palm Cross
19. Celtic Cross Design
20. Heart and Cross Fervor
21. A Rainbow of Covenant People
22. Pink Diamond Cross
23. The Slumbering Savior 
24. Contemporary Stained Glass Cross
25. Native American Cross
26. Multi-colored stained glass cross
27. Pomegranate cross
28. Cross of Saint Andrew
29. Hans Sign, "Mercy Seat"
30. Templar Tissue Paper Cross Design
31. The Mercy Seat
32. Purple Passion Cross
33. Christ's Ascension to Glory
34. Groovy Flower Cross
35. Green Diamond Patterned Cross
36. Jesus, The Cross Bearer
37. "Faith at The Cross" in Liturgical Colors - white backgrounds 
38. "Faith at The Cross" for Black Web Pages 
39. Hand Holds The Cross in Liturgical colors  
40. Coptic Crosses in Liturgical Colors (black, white and color versions) 
41. Coptic Crosses in Variegated Colors
42. Passion Flowers and The Cross 
43. The Christmas Cross and Star 

Christian Networks and Magazines Online:

• Crosswalk.com - educate, devotions, current events
• ChristArt - images, worksheets, bible, poetry, Christian radio broadcast links
• Light Source - Christian T.V. online
• GodUpdates - Share and Inspire!
• LC Open Network - resources, training, worship etc... for pastors

Page last updated November 3rd, 2022

Lion of Judah Flags

Description of Illustration: flag clip art, two versions of the same flag: one in color the other in black and white, white backgrounds, lions, scripture reference is "You are a lion's cub, Judah; you return from the prey, my son. Like a lion he crouches and lies down, like a lioness--who dares to rouse him?" Genesis 49:9 (NIV), roaring lions,

The Lion of Judah is the symbol of the Hebrew tribe of Judah (the Jewish tribe). According to the Torah, the tribe consists of the descendants of Judah, the fourth son of Jacob. The association between Judah and the lion, most likely the Asiatic lion, can first be found in the blessing given by Jacob to his son Judah in the Book of Genesis. Read more. . .

  

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Time is in his hand...

Description of Illustration: black and white illustration of a hand holding a watch, man's hand, time for..., time is..., cuff and jacket, fingers

  

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Pope Leo XIII Portrait

Description of Illustration: restored lithograph of Pope Leo XIII, oldest pope, Catholic church,

Pope Leo XIII (Italian: Leone XIII; born Vincenzo Gioacchino Raffaele Luigi Pecci; 2 March 1810 – 20 July 1903, to an Italian comital family) reigned as Pope from 20 February 1878 to his death. He was the oldest pope (reigning until the age of 93), and had the third longest pontificate, behind that of Pius IX (his immediate predecessor) and John Paul II. He is the most recent pontiff to date to take the pontifical name of "Leo" upon being elected to the pontificate. Read more...

• Read more about Pope Leo XIII at New Advent 
  

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African American Father and Son

Description of Illustration: black and white line drawing, Father holds his small son, looking up to Dad, talking with father, depending on Dad

  

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Asian mother and child...

Description of Illustration: black and white line drawing, mother cradles her little girl, plays with hair, loving embrace, hugs, mother love
 

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"All for one, one for all!"

Description of Illustration: text, "All for one, one for all!" the Four Musketeers, based upon a historical novel by Alexandre Dumas called "The Three Musketeers" , old film clip in black and white, French, Unus pro omnibus, omnes pro uno is a Latin phrase that means "One for all, all for one" in English.
 

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Herbert Moore's Prodical Son

Description of Illustration: text "The son said to him, 'Father, I have sinned against heaven and against you. I am no longer worthy to be called your son.' Luke 15:21 (NIV) A father embraces his impoverished son in gratitude for his safe return. Parable of the prodical son by Jesus. painting by Herbert Moore, green turban, courtyard, welcome home, starving and destitute
 

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Eskimo Woman

Description of Illustration: fur hood, fur coat, Native American, eskimo, native to Alaska, transparent boarder, two versions: sepia and aqua blue, monochromatic photographs

 

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Drawings of John Bunyan

Description of Illustration: two drawings: one greyscale the other sepia or russet, writer and Puritan preacher

John Bunyan was born in 1628 to Thomas and Margaret Bunyan at Bunyan's End in the parish of Elstow, Bedfordshire. Bunyan's End is located about halfway between the hamlet of Harrowden (one mile south-east of Bedford) and Elstow High Street. Bunyan's date of birth is not known, but he was baptised on 30 November 1628, the baptismal entry in the parish register reading "John the sonne of Thomas Bunnion Jun., the 30 November". The name Bunyan was spelt in many different ways (there are 34 variants in Bedfordshire Record Office) and had its origins in the Norman-French name Buignon. There had been Bunyans in north Bedfordshire since at least 1199. Read more . . .

• Famous author of Pilgrim's Progress. Find coloring pages of this book at colorthebible.blogspot.com

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Cardinal Wiseman portrait

Description of Illustration: black and white drawing, Catholic, glasses, collar,

Nicholas Wiseman (2 August 1802 – 15 February 1865) was a Spanish-born Irish Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church who became the first Archbishop of Westminster upon the re-establishment of the Catholic hierarchy in England and Wales in 1850. Read more . . .
 

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Portrait of Cardinal Newman

Description of Illustration: English, Anglican, priest, black and white drawing 

John Henry Newman, (21 February 1801 – 11 August 1890) was a Catholic cardinal and theologian who was an important figure in the religious history of England in the 19th century. He was known nationally by the mid-1830s. Read more. . .

• The National Institute for Newman Studies

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Religious Life Clip Art Index

Above is a selection of Catholic religious life clip art.

This collection includes Catholic monks and nuns, religious life, men and women dedicated to the Catholic church, those who live by and wear habits, and keep a dedicated prayer life within the context of the Catholic faith. Some people might refer to this category as ordained life. There are Protestants,  Anabaptists and Mennonites who wear habits and keep a routine or practice of constant prayer. I will include them in this listing as I find or create images relating to their observances.

• Check out the Catholic Saints listed here too!

All graphics/illustrations/clip art on this web journal are free to download and use for personal art projects, church related hard copy or webpages. Images are not to be redistributed in any other collections of clip art online. Please include a link back to this web journal if you use the materials for web articles. Link to http://christianclipartreview.blogspot.com

Animated religious gifs.

Catholic Peoples:

1. Carry that candle...
2. Alone inside his cell...
3. A monk carries a manuscript
4. Dedicated to the poor and sick
5. 1 John 4:21
6. Revelation 3:10
7. Rosary - black and white
8. Praying Nun
9. Mother Teresa of Calcutta
10. Catholic Vocations
11. William of Ockham
12. Help when least expected... 
13. Nuns illustrated by Fritz Kunz 
14. Imágenes prediseñadas de Santa Teresa  - black and white
15. Two Sisters 
16. The Theological Department Title
17. Portrait of A Monk by Raphael 
18. "lux tua nos ducat" banners  
19. His Labor of Love
20. Clip art of Saint Julia
21. Saint Genevieve Clip Art
22. Clip art of Saint Margaret of Hungry
23. Sanctus Stephanus
    

Cloistered-Contemplative Missionaries:

• Mount Grace Convent  - and their blog here
• Poor Clares of St. Louis
• Saint Louis Abby of Saint Mary and Saint Louis 
• St. Meinrad Archabby gift shop

More Catholic Clip Art Collections:

• Clip Art for Year A Paperback by Brother Steve Erspamer - Read more about Brother Steve Erspamer here
• Resources for Catholic Educators
• The Corpus Christi Watershed
• CareNotes for inspiration

Brother Casey talks about what 

a charism is from Breaking In The Habit.

Page last updated July 22nd, 2023

The Life, Words, & Teaching of Jesus

Pictures of how Jesus may have looked or how people often imagine him to look.

This collection includes: pictures of Jesus, words of Jesus, illustrated quotes from Jesus etc... Not all scripture by Jesus are listed here. There are many more linked to throughout my other collections.

• Search the Advent  & Christmas Index to Find Clip Art of The Birth of Jesus 
• Search the Lenten & Easter Index to Find Clip Art of The Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus
• Search The Life and Times of Jesus by James Tissot

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Infancy & Childhood of Jesus Clip Art:

1. "About My Father's Business"
2. The Slumbering Savior
3. The Baby Gives a Blessing
4. The Holy Family Reads The Scriptures
5. The Holy Family Including John the Baptist
6. Remember who you are
7. Jesus Grew and Grew
   

 Clip Art Pictures of Jesus:

1. Jesus with Mary on His Right, John on His Left
2. A youthful painting of Jesus
3. The Mercy Seat
4. Guercinos Ecce Homo
5. Jesus surrounded by his followers...
6. The Good Shepherd Collage
7. Confirmed in Christ
8. Pâques Clip Art
9. KING of kings and LORD of lords
10. Matthew 18:20 
11. Your Kingdom Come, Your Will Be Done!
12. "Jesus I Trust You"
13. Crown of Stars
14. King of Heaven - Roi des cieux
15. Jesus, Light of The World Indeed!
16. Jesus, Light of The World - sun image
17. He'll Carry You
18. Word of God
19. A New Day Has Come
20. Jesus Holding the Scriptures
21. "Sacratissimum Cor Jesu"
22. "Shalom"

Jesus Quotes from Scripture, "call outs," and Scripture About Him in Clip Art:

1. How to Follow Jesus
2. Matthew 4:7 - framed quotes
3. The I AM statements of Jesus from the New Testament
4. Matthew 21:28, 29
5. John 14:9
6. The Word Became Human
7. Illuminated Quotes by Jesus About Knowledge
8. John 10:11
9. John 15:16 
10. "Walk Humbly with Me"
11. "I have overcome the world"
12. "You Are Light for The World!"
13. The Word Made Flesh 
14. The Sermon on The Mount
15. Remember The Faithful in South Africa
16. Matthew 16:19
17. The Black Sacred Heart paired with sacred scripture
18. Jesus warns against the teachers of the law
19. God's chosen servant
20. Christ's Temptation Be careful about how you judge another...

The Parables of Jesus Clip Art:

1. Branches of The Vine 
2. Begging at the rich man's front gate
3. The Prodigal Son Parable with illustration
4. Beaten and Left for Dead 
5. Jesus Is Our Good Samaritan
6. Mark 4: 31-32
7. The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like...
8. Herbert Moore's Prodical Son
9. Illustrated parable of the sower...

Miracles of Jesus Clip Art: 

1. "Now Fish for Men" black and white
2. Loaves and Fish
3. The Healing Christ
4. Bathe in The Pool of Siloam 
5. Wedding at Cana... 
6. The Raising of Lazarus

The Ministry of Jesus Clip Art:

1. Jesus casts out the money changers...
2. Jesus heals the lame and the sick
3. John Baptizes Jesus
4. The Last Supper Painting
5. Jesus, Mary and Martha
6. John 19:2,3 
7. "Be Mine" painting by Grimm
8. Baptism of The Savior
9. Jesus Teaches the Beatitudes
10. Jesus Breaks the Bread
    

Jesus and The Children Clip Art:

1. A greyscale illustration of Jesus and the children
2. Christ with halo blesses children
3. A Watercolor of Jesus Blessing Little Children
4. Riding Piggyback
5. Jesus Welcomes Children

Jesus Life, Death and Resurrection Questions and Answers:

1. Does the Doctrine of Jesus' Divinity Depend on the Miraculous Conception?
2. Was Christ Born in the Year 1 or in 5 B.C.?
3. Is There a Real Conflict in The Evangelist's Genealogies of Christ?
4. Is There a Rational Explanation of the Star of Bethlehem?
5. Who Were the Brothers of Jesus?
6. What was the childhood of Jesus like?
7. How Old Was Jesus When He Began to Understand the Nature of His Mission?
8. How Could Jesus, Being Already Perfect, Increase in Wisdom?
9. What was known of Jesus' plans and methods of work?

jesuspainter

 Who is Jesus?

• Who is Jesus? CARM
• Who is Jesus Christ? from got Questions?
• rejesus - What does it mean to follow Jesus?
• Watch The Jesus Film

Page last updated December 17th, 2021.

Lutheran Clip Art Index

Four samples of Lutheran clip art found in the listing below.

Writing or studying the Protestant Reformation? Lutheran clip art here may be used to illustrate articles, newsletters, email, hardcopy etc...

• Read Luther's works at Project Wittenburg 
• visit LutherCountry - 500 Years of The Reformation  
• Check out the portrait gallery index for more people who lived during the The Reformation
• "Thy sins are forgiven thee..."  Rev. Daniel Smith 

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Lutheran animated gifs here.

1. Statue of Martin Luther
2. Lutheran rose tiles for the web
3. Old plaque of the Lutheran rose
4. Plaque of Martin Luther - three versions
5. silhouettes of Martin Luther
6. Contemporary Lutheran Rose
7. Frederick the Wise
8. Portrait of Katharina Von Bora
9. an old portrait of Martin Luther
10. Luther's appearance at the Diet of Worms
11. Illustrated hymns by Luther
12. Lutheran rose and shield
13. Luther posting his 95 thesis
14. Katharina Von Bora Quotes
15. "The Human Heart is like..."
16. James T. Kirk and Commander Spock Quote Luther
17. Chained Bibles
18. A Greyscale Drawing of Luther 

Visit Lutheran Hour Ministries at www.lhm.org.

More Lutheran Resources:

• Scholia ministry resources provided by Rev. Michael McCoy of Redeemer Lutheran Church
• Concordia Seminary St. Louis, MO.
• The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, St. Louis, MO.
• Evangelical Lutheran Church of America
• Augsburg Fortress Publishing House
• The WELSnet 
• Northwestern Publishing House Online

More Lutheran Clip Art:

• Logos and Clipart for Lutheran Women, Canada  
• ELCA branding 

Rick Steves talks about the Reformation.

page last updated on December 21, 2021.

Coffee Clip Art Index

Fun clip art images of coffee, coffee cups and coffee addicts in this listing.

 

Have a refreshing cup of coffee with your clergy and discuss upcoming events at the church, Bible study, seek clerical guidance, and plan for future holiday celebrations.

All graphics/illustrations/clip art on this web journal are free to download and use for personal art projects, church related hard copy or webpages. Images are not to be redistributed in any other collections of clip art online. Please include a link back to this web journal if you use the materials for web articles. Link back to http://christianclipartreview.blogspot.com

1. "Coffee Questions Asked and Answered"
2. A steaming cup of coffee
3. Good Morning Father...
4. "Coffee is Served"
5. Now that's a real cup of coffee! - add text to cup
6. Vintage Cup of Joe
7. Come for Coffee - cute little cafeteria cups/saucers
8. Camp coffee announcement - for church retreat
9. The coffee man - very vintage
10. "Drink Coffee" Graphic - colorful coffee pots
11. Coffee is served - with butler
12. Coffee with the Clergy color versions
13. Coffee with the pastor in black and white
14. 2 Peter 3:8 ,  Luke 18:27 , and  Ecclesiastes 8:6 with the same comic 
15. Ladies meet for coffee 
16. "Come For Coffee" ads  - two versions 
17. Six rules for making good coffee - two versions 
18. Steaming cups of coffee - black and white
    

Christian Coffee House Outreach:

• Sharing the Gospel at The Bridge
• A Christian Coffeehouse Primer
• The awesome potential of coffeehouse ministry (PDF)

Page last updated May 1rst, 2024.