1969 Daily Bible Studies Calendar: Good Shepherd Lutheran Church

Vintage 1969 religious wall calendar featuring a full-color illustration of Jesus Christ kneeling in prayer on a hillside under a dark sky. Vintage 1969 religious wall calendar featuring a full-color illustration of Jesus Christ kneeling in prayer on a hillside under a dark sky. 1969 Daily Bible Studies Calendar: Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 1969 Daily Bible Studies Calendar: Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 1969 Daily Bible Studies Calendar: Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 1969 Daily Bible Studies Calendar: Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
1969 Daily Bible Studies Calendar: Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
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1969 Daily Bible Studies Calendar. Good Shepard Luthern Church. Measures about 15.75 by 9.5", Good condition.

Bring a touch of mid-century spiritual heritage into your home with this authentic 1969 Daily Bible Studies Calendar. Measuring approximately 15.75" by 9.5", this wall calendar was originally distributed by the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. The top portion features a large, evocative color lithograph of Christ in prayer at Gethsemane, a popular motif in mid-century religious art. Below the image, the calendar is titled "Daily Bible Studies" in elegant, stylized typography.

This piece is a wonderful find for collectors of church history, vintage religious calendars, or those looking for meaningful Christian decor for a home office or prayer space. Unlike modern mass-produced items, this calendar offers a direct link to the community life of a specific congregation in the late 1960s. It is an ideal gift for a pastor, a church historian, or as a nostalgic piece for someone who grew up in the Lutheran tradition. Despite its age, the colors remain peaceful and the paper retains its structural integrity, making it a lovely candidate for framing.

This item is vintage, over 55 years old. While it appears to be in good condition, there is the possibility I may have missed a minor detail. In the unlikely event I missed a major flaw I would reach out prior to sending it.