Anybody know anybody that could design a really cool Oak Leaf Church t-shirt? I'm in the market
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August 21, 2006
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- My name is Michael Lukaszewski. I grew up in Jacksonville, Florida and went to school at Florida State University. I'm the lead pastor of Oak Leaf Church in Cartersville, Georgia. This is a blog of my personal thoughts and ideas, and does not necessarily reflect the official position of Oak Leaf Church or any other organization mentioned here.
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my boy jayme at twicebornstore.com does GREAT work. He's done everything our church has ever had.
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Posted by: brad | August 21, 2006 at 12:58 PM
I know a guy named Jon Jackson. His website is: desigu.com.
Posted by: Jason Taylor | August 21, 2006 at 02:22 PM
I got our shirts from uthstuph. They don't only do youth stuff, but whatever you need done. They do packages with logos, letterhead, icons and stuff on cd along with t-shirts. They didn't finalize anything until I approved it and my input was more important to them than anything. They tweaked the design until I was totally happy, then put them on high-quality t-shirts. Turn-around after approval was only a few days, too.
uthstuph.com
Posted by: Art | August 22, 2006 at 12:50 PM