Church cartoons

Some of my latest church cartoons. You can find them all, along with details of how you can use them in your church, on my CartoonChurch.com site.

Recruiting volunteers

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This is the first of the cartoons I’ll be posting from my new book of cartoons ‘Heroes of the Coffee Rota’ – there will be more to follow over the next few weeks. This one, ‘Recruiting volunteers’, is now on CartoonChurch.com and available for licence-holders to use.

Today and this weekend (until the end of Monday – 21 September) is quite a good time to buy the new book if you’re interested – Church House Bookshop have free postage on all online UK orders, which includes my books and bits and pieces.

List of places to buy the book:

The youth group

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Newly added to CartoonChurch.com: The youth group. Licence information can be found via that link.

This cartoon may or may not have been inspired by my 7 years as a church youth worker.

This concludes my 5 new CartoonChurch cartoons. There will be more to come, but not for a week or two as I’m focussing on cycling cartoons at the moment. There’s nothing much to see, but I can assure you that things are happening behind the scenes.

The church car park

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New cartoon on CartoonChurch.com: The church car park.

That makes ten newly-added CartoonChurch cartoons, so licence-holders should have some new material to be using. You (that’s anyone, not just those with a licence) can see all ten here: CartoonChurch cartoons.

The plan is for daily cartoons to not be quite so exclusively church-themed for the next week or two. Well, more or less.

Bring and share lunch cartoon / plans

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Uploaded to CartoonChurch.com: The bring and share lunch

April 2015 is the 10-year anniversary of CartoonChurch.com, and therefore of my being a professional cartoonist. I’m thinking of doing something to celebrate, and inviting everyone who reads my blog / website. It seems appropriate to hold a bring and share lunch, but I haven’t quite decided. It would be later in the year when it is warmer (no one likes a cold bring and share lunch). Possibly in London or Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, as the former is easy to get to and the latter has a nice chapel. No need to RSVP to this vague invitation, but any thoughts welcomed as to whether it is a good idea and whether anyone who reads my sites would come along.