Terms Of Use

The Bible coloring pages found on this blog by kathy grimm or restored by her are free to use only if you use them within particular boundaries. What this means is that coloring pages here may be used freely by Christian  non-for-profit organizations, Catholic or Protestant, Baptist or Reformed, Independent or Messianic or Jewish, etc.. under certain conditions. Freeware does not mean absolutely free, I have listed the explicit circumstances in which the Bible coloring pages may be used below in all countries.

A list of uses are:
1. church/synagogue newsletters electronic or hardcopy
3. church/synagogue or parochial school related e-mail
4. church/synagogue bulletins electronic or hardcopy
5. advertising of Christian/Catholic/Jewish events (No tee shirts, please.)
6. worksheets for Christian/Catholic/Jewish schools and Sunday schools
7. VBS, Vacation Bible School
8. power point and slide shows developed by certified teachers, missionaries, pastors, priests, rabbi and church staff
10. church or Christian/Catholic/Jewish school letterhead and stationary
11. For personal coloring projects at home by any parent or child wishing to explore the Bible or color stories, persons, places or events from the Bible.
12. Orphanages or learning centers that choose to teach about the Bible and offer coloring activities for their children
13. Social services (world wide, i.e. any country) and non-profit organizations printing materials for children to color.
14. Homes for the elderly and retirement centers by any staff or active participants working with or at the home.

Do not use the blog entries or coloring pages for publications that promote hate speech, pornography, gambling, or any other unlawful activities. It is unethical to republish content in order to drive traffic onto pages that promote criminal activity. Coloring pages here are for churches (any denomination), synagogues, schools and private home use only. All jpgs./pngs are copyrighted by the Kathy Rice Grimm. Do not burn the graphics to a CD collection, nor include them in any other online collection of clip art/ coloring pages. If our patrons should ever see these coloring sheets or read our articles on those pages that promote the trafficking of slaves, pornography, gambling, or the promotion of ‘hate’ speech please inform our staff immediately! We state explicitly our beliefs here, obviously we do not ever intend for the artwork to be used unlawfully, unethically, or for immoral practices.  Educators, ministers, rabbi, priests, church staff, and parents working with children may print as many Bible coloring pages as they need without hesitation.

Do not use the content of this blog for third party profits. In other words, do not upload it into your own web collections and then advertise next to the content for your own profit. 

Do not remove any of the attributions given or copyright symbols or artist signatures included on the coloring pages, games etc...

Do not hotlink to the images. These graphics are designed primarily for publishing projects, and arts/crafts. If you are in ministry on the web and would like to include an image within the context of an article, write me and ask. Hotlinking is bandwidth theft! It is illegal to hotlink to a copyrighted image unless you have either paid for it or have special permission to do so.

All of the content on our posts is now designated as copyrighted material, unless otherwise stated, by a content management service in order to successfully prosecute copyright violations and identity theft on the web. 
      Blogger has added a simple safety feature to their layout. When designing your blog, simply press the "off" button under Navbar and visitors to your blog will not be able to leap onto randomly selected blogs from your journals.

For further inquiry you may write the staff at pickandprintgallery@yahoo.com
       Our blog does not collect: names, email addresses, your address, credit card information, bank details, phone numbers, your date of birth etc... This blog does not use Google AdSense either. There are Google Analytics and cookies used within the general blog software. However, we do not personally use any of this information to sell product to minors or track people as unique individuals. 
       If you leave any information in the comment section about your web pages or personal identity these possibly could be published. We recommend that if you are a minor, or anyone for that matter, that you comment using an anonymous id or a pseudonym.
       In this blog collection there are coloring and puzzle pages from the WOG coloring book from India. These have been dedicated to the children of the internet by this ministry and are clearly designated within every description. The collection was compiled by Yesudas Solomon in 2020 at www.WordOfGod.in, you may contact them at wordofgod@wordofgod.in to ask about these particular resources.

12 comments:

  1. You are a blessing to us! Thank you for this resource.

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  2. Would it be okay to use an image on a book embosser? My husband is a pastor. It would be for his personal collection so he could lend books out to the public since our church doesn't have its own library. Thank you for this resource!

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  3. Yes, Emma, as long as the person making the embosser understands that it should not be an image he keeps on record and sells to yet another client by creating more embossers with the same image. Also, the images here are tithed to the clergy so unique ideas for marking their collections or the books inside a church library in general, with embossers and bookplates are acceptable use. I think an embosser would be a marvelous gift idea for a pastor or priest who has a large collection!

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  4. Greetings from Kansas! I really like your St. Luke stained glass effect art piece. I am planning to use it for our church bulletin cover on the Festival of St. Luke (Oct. 18th). Pastor Stan Palmer

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    1. I received some nice comments on your artwork, Kathy. Thanks again. I plan to use your 2016 piece of St. John on St. John's Day (Dec. 27th) for the bulletin cover. It's lovely!

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    2. Thank You and enjoy celebrating St. John Day!

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  5. Dear Kathy,
    would it be all right for me to use your "Noah receiving the dove into the ark" illustration on a website I am building for a friend who is a catechist? It is a non-profit website designed for children preparing for the First Communion, their parents and teachers.

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  6. Yes, Malgosia. I look forward to seeing your new project.

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  7. Thank you so much!
    You can see it here: https://pierwszakomunia.edu.pl
    Your illustration is here: https://pierwszakomunia.edu.pl/katecheza-w-opowiadaniach/
    I have included a reference to your website in the site footer.
    Blessings to you,
    Malgosia

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    1. The website is very tastefully done. I think you may have new clients before you know it. Grace and Peace.

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