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    News of the contest spread fast 3,542 entries from around the world within four days. "The response to this contest was tremendous ... We had so many creative designs to choose from that it made the final decision a tough one. But, in the end, kimejoe.com's design stood out among them all as the one that perfectly fit what Zondervan and Rick Warren wanted to convey." Warren’s new book, The Hope You Need, is based on an eight-part sermon series on the Lord’s Prayer that he delivered at Saddleback Church in southern California earlier this year. Full Article at The Christian Post
    The response to this contest was tremendous ... We had so many creative designs to choose from that it made the final decision a tough one. But, in the end, kimejoe.com's design stood out among them all as the one that perfectly fit what Zondervan and Rick Warren wanted to convey.
    SOURCE: The Christian Post 1 month ago
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Simple Design Wins Rick Warren's Book Cover Contest
  1. Look around and you quickly find broken hearts, broken dreams, broken homes, broken economies, broken systems and broken people ... I'm broken in many places, and you are, too; but we all hate to admit it. So, we spend enormous amounts of time, energy and resources trying to cover up, hide and deny our ...
    SOURCE: The Christian Post 1 month ago
  2. The Lord’s Prayer is profound, yet simple ... Not a single word is wasted. I wanted an uncluttered cover to communicate the straightforward message inside the Book: Hope is available to anyone! The message of hope needs no promotion, just distribution. You don’t have to promote water to people dying of ...
    SOURCE: The Christian Post 1 month ago

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