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Rina's Scripture Challenge

I love to do forum challenges throughout the digi-scrapping community.  They always provide me with inspiration, especially at times when I just can't find my mojo.  I find so many I would love to do but there is only so much time in a day so I really have to commit myself to doing only a few, otherwise, I would feel overwhelmed and just give up.  The one challenge that I really try to complete every week is the Scriptures Challenge with Rina Kroes.  Rina has been hosting this challenge at Scrapbook-Elements since 2007, and her lovely word art serves as testimony to us all each week.  For me personally, I have not attended a church regularly in many many years but thanks to Rina's Scripture Challenge, I do have my Sunday morning worship service most every week.  Read more about Rina and her Scriptures Challenge at her blog posting A 5 Month Recap of Scripture Challenges.  Browse through the forum threads at Scrapbook-Elements and the Scripture Challenge Gallery for some wonderful inspiration!

Each week Rina creates a piece of beautiful word art, and she shares it with us a free download in the SBE Forum.  The free download is available for one week only BUT Rina also periodically packages them and sells her Scriptures Scraps in the SBE store.  Right now she has  30 packages available for sell so if you have missed collecting any in the past, or have just discovered this beautiful word art...none of us have to feel sad to have missed it - it is all available to us!

I used the Word Art4 from Rina's Scripture Scraps #23 on a page I made for a friend of mine which uses Rina's newest release MARSHMALLOW  along with a few sparkles from Rina's GLORIOUS.  I also used Rina's Marshmallow AddOn which will be available as her gift to us in the September SBE Newsletter.  You can sign up to receive the Newsletter HERE.  Have A Great Day and hope to see ya in the forums!

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