10,080 minutes Sermon Series

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    1. staci.kelly (53 months ago | reply)

      This is for our Lenten Sermon Series. In the series we are focusing on the last 10,080 minutes of Christ's life and how he spent them. Through this we are asking the congregation to reflect on how they spend their time. We are asking them to focus more on prayer, study and reflection. The idea of putting it in a planner was to remind them to think about and schedule time time in to their daily lives. We are still in the development phases, but it is getting to deadline time soon. What do you think?

    2. A.B. Dada (53 months ago | reply)

      I dig it! Except one pet peeve (wow, is today my pet peeve day???): the hand-writing looks like a font, since all the letters are very standard. The e's are the same, and the 0's are, too. How about hand-scribbling it on a sheet of paper, scanning it, and using it for the effect? In this design, it actually doesn't bother me as much as most, and sometimes the clarity of using an off-the-shelf script font actually aids in viewability, but it's still a peeve :)

      BTW, is that stock photography, or did you take the photo yourself?

    3. staci.kelly (53 months ago | reply)

      Thanks, unfortunately we don't have a working scanner right now. I don't like using script fonts either because I think they kinda look fake. It is a stock photo.

    4. holycowcreative (53 months ago | reply)

      Just either modify the individual letters (especially those e's) or work in photoshop to fade, smear, etc.

      I might move your logo to the other page, just for balance.

    5. BeckyMartin (53 months ago | reply)

      I think the choice of purple for the ink is a little un-realistic. What about a typical blue ink (for more pop than black).

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