This cartoon originally appeared in the Church Times and can be found in the book The Exciting World of Churchgoing, available from good retailers.

You can use this cartoon yourself – find out how to do so on this page (link will open in a new window). Please also note the special conditions below.

Note relating to this cartoon: the image is quite detailed, and so may not work if published in a small format. I’d suggest it might need to be A5 or bigger, but do a test print at the size you have in mind and see whether the text can still be read.

You can then download a higher resolution version via this link. In Internet Explorer you can save the cartoon onto your computer by right clicking on the link, then selecting ‘ Save Target As…’, choosing where you want to store the image on your computer, then clicking ‘Save’. In Firefox right click on the link and select ‘Save Link As…’.

The Frequently Asked Questions page has more information about the technical aspects of adding a cartoon to your publication. (Link will open in new window).

Conditions for publishing cartoons from the ‘Dave Walker Guide to the Church’ series

• Please credit all ‘Dave Walker Guide to the Church’ cartoons with the following text (or something similar) in your publications:

  This CartoonChurch.com cartoon by Dave Walker originally appeared in the Church Times.

[Additional tags to help searchers: christmas, midnight mass, mistletoe, bell ringers, choir, flower ladies, service sheets, the usual, etc etc etc]

This cartoon originally appeared in the Church Times.

You can use this cartoon yourself – find out how to do so on this page (link will open in a new window). Please also note the special conditions below.

You can then download a higher resolution version via this link. In Internet Explorer you can save the cartoon onto your computer by right clicking on the link, then selecting ‘ Save Target As…’, choosing where you want to store the image on your computer, then clicking ‘Save’. In Firefox right click on the link and select ‘Save Link As…’.

The Frequently Asked Questions page has more information about the technical aspects of adding a cartoon to your publication. (Link will open in new window).

Conditions for publishing cartoons from the ‘Dave Walker Guide to the Church’ series

• Please credit all ‘Dave Walker Guide to the Church’ cartoons with the following text (or something similar) in your publications:

  This CartoonChurch.com cartoon by Dave Walker originally appeared in the Church Times.

[Additional tags to help searchers: nativity play, christmas, service, bishops, stable, manger, carols, shepherds, kings Jesus ]

This cartoon originally appeared in the Church Times.

You can use this cartoon yourself – find out how to do so on this page (link will open in a new window). Please also note the special conditions below.

You can then download a higher resolution version via this link. In Internet Explorer you can save the cartoon onto your computer by right clicking on the link, then selecting ‘ Save Target As…’, choosing where you want to store the image on your computer, then clicking ‘Save’. In Firefox right click on the link and select ‘Save Link As…’.

The Frequently Asked Questions page has more information about the technical aspects of adding a cartoon to your publication. (Link will open in new window).

Conditions for publishing cartoons from the ‘Dave Walker Guide to the Church’ series

• Please credit all ‘Dave Walker Guide to the Church’ cartoons with the following text (or something similar) in your publications:

  This CartoonChurch.com cartoon by Dave Walker originally appeared in the Church Times.

[Additional tags to help searchers: Carol service, Christmas, candles, oasis, carols, service sheet ]

This cartoon is taken from the book My Pew: Things I have seen from it, published by Canterbury Press. It originally appeared in the Church Times.

You can use this cartoon yourself – find out how to do so on this page (link will open in a new window). Please also note the special conditions below.

You can then download a higher resolution version via this link. In Internet Explorer you can save the cartoon onto your computer by right clicking on the link, then selecting ‘ Save Target As…’, choosing where you want to store the image on your computer, then clicking ‘Save’. In Firefox right click on the link and select ‘Save Link As…’.

The Frequently Asked Questions page has more information about the technical aspects of adding a cartoon to your publication. (Link will open in new window).

Conditions for publishing cartoons from the ‘Dave Walker Guide to the Church’ series

• Please credit all ‘Dave Walker Guide to the Church’ cartoons with the following text in your publications:

  This CartoonChurch.com cartoon originally appeared in the Church Times and is taken from ‘My Pew: Things I have seen from it’, published by Canterbury Press.

[Additional tags to help searchers: twelve days of Christmas, Christmas, service, christmas card, carol service, church ]

You can use this cartoon yourself – find out how to do so on this page (link will open in a new window).

You can then download a higher resolution version via this link. In Internet Explorer you can save the cartoon onto your computer by right clicking on the link, then selecting ‘ Save Target As…’, choosing where you want to store the image on your computer, then clicking ‘Save’. In Firefox right click on the link and select ‘Save Link As…’.

The Frequently Asked Questions page has more information about the technical aspects of adding a cartoon to your publication. (Link will open in new window).

You can use this cartoon yourself – find out how to do so on this page (link will open in a new window).

You can then download a higher resolution version via this link. In Internet Explorer you can save the cartoon onto your computer by right clicking on the link, then selecting ‘ Save Target As…’, choosing where you want to store the image on your computer, then clicking ‘Save’. In Firefox right click on the link and select ‘Save Link As…’.

The Frequently Asked Questions page has more information about the technical aspects of adding a cartoon to your publication. (Link will open in new window).

You can use this cartoon yourself – find out how to do so on this page (link will open in a new window).

You can then download a higher resolution version via this link. In Internet Explorer you can save the cartoon onto your computer by right clicking on the link, then selecting ‘ Save Target As…’, choosing where you want to store the image on your computer, then clicking ‘Save’. In Firefox right click on the link and select ‘Save Link As…’.

The Frequently Asked Questions page has more information about the technical aspects of adding a cartoon to your publication. (Link will open in new window).

You can use this cartoon yourself – find out how to do so on this page (link will open in a new window).

You can then download a higher resolution version via this link. In Internet Explorer you can save the cartoon onto your computer by right clicking on the link, then selecting ‘ Save Target As…’, choosing where you want to store the image on your computer, then clicking ‘Save’. In Firefox right click on the link and select ‘Save Link As…’.

The Frequently Asked Questions page has more information about the technical aspects of adding a cartoon to your publication. (Link will open in new window).

To download the John the Baptist cartoon worksheet:

- Using Microsoft Internet Explorer: You need to right click on the link then select ‘ Save Target As…’. Choose where you want to store the file on your computer, then click ‘Save’.

- Using Firefox: You need to right click on the link then select ‘ Save Link As…’. Choose where you want to store the file on your computer, then click ‘Save’.

The John the Baptist worksheet:
As a .pdf (Will probably give the best results)
As a Word document
As a .gif image document (in case you have problems with the others)

(The file sizes are all about 150 -175kb)

If you have any questions about downloading the worksheet, buying a licence etc the Frequently Asked Questions page may be able to help, or feel free to contact us.

This image could be used as a service sheet cover, an overhead transparency, as an illustration in a church magazine or in any other way you can think of.

To find out how you can use this image yourself – look at this page (link will open in a new window).

You can then download a higher resolution version via this link. In Internet Explorer you can save the cartoon onto your computer by right clicking on the link, then selecting ‘ Save Target As…’, choosing where you want to store the image on your computer, then clicking ‘Save’. In Firefox right click on the link and select ‘Save Link As…’.

The Frequently Asked Questions page has more information about the technical aspects of adding a cartoon to your publication. (Link will open in new window).