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Newsletter. This printable, free Easter activity book (PDF) is a simple collection of Easter Bible activities for kids and is designed to help the parent or teacher involve their kids in a fun engagement… Read More ⇨ Easter Bible Activities for Kids Every sincere Christian parent and/or children’s Bible teacher desires to see the children under his or her care come to know Christ personally and then become a follower of the Savior. This 83-page printable PDF is a simple collection of Easter Bible activities for kids and is designed to help the parent or teacher involve… Read More ⇨ He is Risen! Easter Bookmark with Picture This He is Risen! Easter bookmark with picture will make a great gift for kids on Easter Sunday. It includes an illustration of the risen Lord outside the tomb with the declaration, “He has been resurrected” taken from Matthew 28:6. Read More ⇨ He Is Alive! Easter Bookmark With Picture The fact that Jesus rose from the dead means He is alive today. This He is Alive! Easter bookmark will remind children of this truth. The picture on the bookmark shows Mary encountering Jesus that morning. Her exclamation, “I have seen the Lord!” is included. Read More ⇨ He Is Risen Indeed! Colorable Easter Bookmarks Early Christians would greet one another with the simple statement “He is risen!” and then respond with “He is risen indeed!” Children can continue this tradition with these He Is Risen Indeed! colorable Easter bookmarks and personalize the bookmark by coloring it. Read More ⇨ He Is Risen! Greeting Card With Cross “He is risen!” Early Christians would often greet one another with this simple declaration and respond with “He is risen indeed!” Children can maintain this tradition with this He Is Risen! greeting card with cross image

Pont Ars Legatus Legionis Add bookmark #1 There's a picture I had as my desktop background of a man made out of cardboard standing on a wet road (I think). I got a ton of comments on it as people walked by and I find that I really miss it.I'm pretty sure I snagged it from a thread on ars.Anybody know the one I'm talking about? Are there prints for sale? Add bookmark #2 Maybe from a post in the Mac Ach perpetual desktop thread where Foo reveals he photoshopped the original sad box robot in the rain, which he found on Flickr (where it seemingly originates) - but the character has a life of his own. hth Pont Ars Legatus Legionis SDplus Ars Tribunus Angusticlavius Add bookmark #4 If you look at the full resolution picture you see that it is not cardboard at all. It's actually all metal... SDplus Ars Tribunus Angusticlavius Add bookmark #6 To me it looks awfully much like welding in a way I could not see have been done in plastic... Add bookmark #7 quote:Originally posted by SDplus:To me it looks awfully much like welding in a way I could not see have been done in plastic... I have the actual figure. It's plastic that's made to look like cardboard.