I found on a friend’s blog a post on mediocrity and marketing natural family planning, and I agree with the mediocrity in marketing Church work and evangelization in general. The bar is usually way too low, and definitely behind the technological curve. Well, I found a new web site you might like: Catholic Media House. It’s got great resources for the new evangelization: mini-movies, backers (for song projections or powerpoints) in motion or stills, and more. They even have section for free stuff. Check it out!

I keep coming across these design contests, and this one looked like a good one. J.Jill, the slightly overpriced cross between Gap and Chico’s, is holding  design contest for the next Compassion Tee, a shirt whose net profit go towards the J.Jill Compassion Fund at the Boston Foundation. Partners (beneficiaries) include Ascension Place in Minneapolis and The Enterprising Kitchen in Chicago. The grand prize is a $2000 shopping spree at J.Jill and an Artista Creative Safari in Carmel-by-the-Sea, California (Ladies only on the safari).

Feminists for Life is well known for our striking images and powerful copy, as in the Refuse to Choose®: Women Deserve Better® ad campaign and The American Feminist.

FFL is looking for experienced layout designers who support FFL’s pro-woman, pro-life mission to volunteer their time and expertise. The ideal volunteer would be adept at various media, able to use Quark or Adobe InDesign, and work well with our brilliant art director and our president. If you are interested, please contact info@feministsforlife.org with résumé and samples of your work.