Vote for the 2014 All Saints-by-the-Sea Christmas Card!

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The entries for All Saints’ 2014 Christmas Card are in and voting is now officially open! Cast your vote for the original artwork you would like to see on this year’s All Saints’ Christmas Card. Voting will be open through November 5. All entries will be kept anonymous throughout the voting period and will be revealed once the winner is chosen. One vote per parishioner. The winning artist’s work will be printed on All Saints’ Christmas Card and cards will be available for purchase. Look for more details on purchasing cards after voting closes. Questions? Contact the Church Office or email ChristmasCard@asbts.org.

2014 Entries:

Each entry is numbered in the caption (Entry #1, Entry #2, and so on).  Cast your vote for your favorite entry (#1 – #7) below.

Snowy wood (photograph)

Entry # 1 –  Snowy wood (photograph)

 

(oil on wood panel)

Entry #2 ASBTS ornament (oil on wood panel)

 

This father, a member of a Rwandan cooperative supported by All Saints, said joyfully, "Now that we have a cow, our children will not be hungry." (photograph)

Entry #3 – This father, a member of a Rwandan cooperative supported by All Saints, said joyfully, “Now that we have a cow, our children will not be hungry.” (photograph)

 

Christmas angel (drawing)

Entry #4 – Christmas angel (drawing)

 

Nativity scene from Southeast Asia, where Christianity is strong. (photograph)

Entry #5 – Nativity scene from Southeast Asia, where Christianity is strong. (photograph)

 

Ghost Trees (photograph)

Entry #6 – Ghost Trees (photograph)

 

The coming of Jesus. all the animals are bundled up in Christmas clothing around one tree that supports all. The deer is eating the bark, the squirrel has the nuts and berries, the raccoon has shelter, there is a nest for eggs, a perch for an owl, fruit for the dove, and two hole for a mole and a mouse. The warm North Star is on top. (drawing)

Entry #7 – The coming of Jesus. all the animals are bundled up in Christmas clothing around one tree that supports all. The deer is eating the bark, the squirrel has the nuts and berries, the raccoon has shelter, there is a nest for eggs, a perch for an owl, fruit for the dove, and two hole for a mole and a mouse. The warm North Star is on top. (drawing)