‘The church is empty’, in its original form, originally appeared in the Church Times in 2014 as a feature illustration. It hasn’t appeared on CartoonChurch until now, and this is a revamped version for 2020, to reflect the current time.

Poor Church Attendance funny cartoons from CartoonStock directory - the world's largest on-line collection of cartoons and comics.

Empty Churches funny cartoons from CartoonStock directory - the world's largest on-line collection of cartoons and comics.

Church cartoons, illustrations, and colouring pages by Dave Walker. You can buy a licence to use these cartoons in your church magazine or elsewhere.

Hilarious parish cartoons at your fingertips! Whether you need funny church cartoons, priest cartoons, or cartoons about community gatherings, CartoonStock has the perfect humor to entertain your congregation and spread some church-inspired laughter. Amen to that!

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Mar 31, 2021 · Church Chuckles were funny in the 50’s – today too many have lost their sense of humor… Life was simpler then today people are too deep to enjoy simple chuckles ….

Cartoons for a time of social distancing, lockdown, broadcasting from the vicarage, and other Coronavirus-related challenges. More on the way, hopefully. See also the cartoon worksheets or colouring pages sections if you’re looking for something to send out to people at home.

May 13, 2015 · Joel Kauffmann, whose cartoon strip Pontius’ Puddle has enlivened the pages of church periodicals for three decades and whose screenplay for the 1990 film The Radicals dramatized the birth of Anabaptism, died May 8 at South Bend (Ind.) Memorial Hospital.

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Here's a selection of cartoons about church, Christianity and the media, taken from Your Church In The News - the ebook by Robbie Lane. Click to see a larger version.

Whether it's about Sunday service, choir practice, or the struggles of staying awake during the sermon, CartoonStock has the perfect funny church attendance cartoons for church bulletins, newsletters, or social media.

Explore church cartoons that capture life from the ride to church, being greeted, a cup of church coffee, and deep spiritual topics with Back Pew cartoons. 0. Skip to Content Bible OT Ge 1-3 Creation Ge 4-5 After Garden Ge 6-11 Noah & Ark Ge …

Mar 11, 2025 · Many Christians seem to be following the examples of all kinds of biblical characters, while failing to imitate Christ and His actions. As Christians, shouldn't we look to Christ as our example (Philippians 2:5)? Each of the cartoons on this site is an expression of a sermon I heard in church.

This is a new version of my ‘Where the church is’ cartoon (original version), reworked for the current times we find ourselves in. Fewer people on the streets, someone dropping off a food parcel, etc.

The poor public speaker There are many great speakers who influence us with strong presentation skills. The Apostle Paul declared himself a poor public speaker who relied on the Holy Spirit of God to make his case (2 Co 10:4-6).

Explore our extensive collection of church cartoons for your newsletters, websites, social media, and more. From humorous clergy characters to funny churchgoers, we have the perfect cartoon to add a touch of divine humor to your content.

Dec 6, 2024 · Anyone who follows Anglican goings-on or reads the news will be aware that the Makin Report, investigating the John Smyth abuse scandal, was finally published in November. The content was not really a surprise, of course.

Dec 25, 2024 · Each of the cartoons (or churchtoons) on this site is an expression of a gospel message from church.

Not having the money to purchase a lamb, they presented a pair of doves. God gave provision for the poor and identified with them in a unique way by placing His Son in their care. How does this identification influence your thinking?