Here is the second installment of my suggestions for a postcard marketing campaign for faithful pastors to send out.
* Please note that a real cow lost its life for this post card. It was literally killed, cooked, photographed and then eaten, along with other side dishes for this postcard. (the jellybeans didn't last long either)
I like this postcard! Now let's see what PETA thinks of it... ;-)
Posted by: Chris | September 26, 2008 at 12:51 PM
What if I like both of the options pictured? Can I have both? Thankfully, I have become accustomed to a steak dinner--a dinner I can look forward to! No need for dessert.
Posted by: O.H. Lee | September 26, 2008 at 04:57 PM
Carrot murderer! ;-)
Those pictures are brilliant.
A few nit-picks:
There ought to be a capital 'S' on Sunday.
That's some variation of Franklin Gothic, am I right? It's a bit stark: have you thought about Arial Rounded?
If you prefer Franklin, can you at least space it out a bit more? 'sermon' looks terribly squashed-together.
Posted by: Philip Walker | September 27, 2008 at 05:18 AM
Chris,
I like this one better. It gets the same message out (which I still fundamentally disagree with...but that's a different argument) but is not exploitative.
Posted by: corey | September 27, 2008 at 04:19 PM
The other one I endorse, yes, but this is the one I'd rather actually see in my mailbox.
Posted by: Sylvia | September 28, 2008 at 05:39 AM
Could I have your permission to use the graphic, the idea, and translate it into Spanish to pass out on the streets in San José, Costa Rica, inviting people to attend my church, visit my web site, and feed on God's Word preached and taught through our ministry here?
Church info: La Iglesia del Este (Eastside Church), San Pedro, San José, Costa Rica, Calle de la Amargura (www.iglesia-del-este.com).
Thanks! Great idea.
Greg (pastor of aforementioned church)
Posted by: Greg | October 03, 2008 at 11:05 AM
Our church was wondering if we would be able to reprint and use this postcard to hand out to people or invite people to our church?
Church Info:
Omaha Bible Church, Omaha NE www.omahabiblechurch.org
Thank you.
MaryJo
Office Manager
Omaha Bible Church
Posted by: MaryJo Rbiar | October 15, 2008 at 11:05 AM
So, if any babies (non-christians) come to your church (doubtful), I guess you'll be happy to see those ignorant feel-goody little annoyances to your pious existence just choke and die?
Posted by: brian | October 16, 2008 at 02:04 AM