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Tuesday, January 8, 2013

New Church Signs!!









12 comments:

Janet said...

I love these! Brightened my morning.

Maude Lynn said...

The one about snow cracked me up!

Lowell said...

Funny. But your header is even funnier! So what kind of camera did you get gifted?

I also think it's interesting that so many of these religious outfits who proclaim a loving deity promise a nasty end to those who don't believe as they do!

TexWisGirl said...

yup, the snow one was my fave!

cieldequimper said...

They are very creative! Looooove that new header!

This is Belgium said...

we over here find it incredibly funny that signs like those are associated with churches !
anni

Gail Dixon said...

Haha, these are great - especially the last one! :)

Gattina said...

Hahaha ! I will certainly party in hell ! Excellent signs !

Karen @ Pieces of Contentment said...

These are fantastic, some folks have a very clever sense of humour.

genie said...

The holy water one makes me think about all the times we put our fingers in the holy water bowl and made the sign of the cross. We boarders went to chapel at least 2 times a day and sometimes 3...and I was a non-Catholic. If we were naughty...and I was that on a number of occasions...we had to kneel in there for endless periods of time. The first sign is my favorite, though. It cracked me up. We have two minister's daughters and one minister's wife on our faculty and I shared these with all of them. You definitely made our day :-) genie

George said...

These are great church signs. Thanks for all the smiles.

PerthDailyPhoto said...

Haha! Lots of relevant messages here Sylvia!

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