Easter 2 bulletin art and coloring pages
Thomas and Jesus – John 20:19-31
Author: Stushie
I'm originally from Scotland and have been a Presbyterian pastor for over thirty years. I live in Knoxville, TN. I enjoy art as a means of therapy, but also as a creative way to strengthen my spiritual connection to God.
A Song for Maundy Thursday: Gethsemane
A song I composed years ago for this night in which Jesus was betrayed.
Easter Sunday art: Son Dance by Stushie
Easter Sunday art for bulletins, screensavers, and virtual worship services.
Originally drawn with crayons and some digital.
Subscribers and donors may copy and download for use 🙂
Easter Sunday art for bulletins and screens
Easter Sunday art for bulletins, worship screens, and coloring pages
Good Friday art for bulletins and screens
Good Friday bulletin covers, artwork, and clip art for church websites, worship screens, postcard marketing, and newsletters.
Annual subscribers can click on the icons to copy and download the images. One time donations are also welcome. See sidebar/menu for subscription and donation details 🙂
Maundy Thursday/Tenebrae Bulletin art
Bulletin covers and coloring pages for Maundy Thursday or Tenebrae. Subscribers can click icons, to find larger sizes to copy and download. One time donations also accepted. See sidebar or menu for details 🙂
Good Friday art: Dying Son
Christ on the Cross – crayons, paper sculpting, and some digital. Can be used for bulletins, screensavers, and virtual services. Subscribers and donors may copy & download for use 🙂
Good Friday art: Day of darkness
Good Friday art: Day of Darkness – by His stripes we are healed.
Crayons, paper sculpting, and some digital.
Subscribers and donors may copy & download for use.
Maundy Thursday art
Two new art images for Maundy Thursday of Holy Week.
Subscribers and donors may copy & download for use 🙂
Palm Sunday art
Two new images for Palm Sunday – along with previous others – for bulletins, worship screens, and virtual services.
Subscribers and donors may copy & download for use 🙂
