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The Be Still & Know Flexcover Journal is a lightweight journal that you can take with you on your daily errands and use for to-do lists, note-taking, or Bible study.
The heavy-duty cardboard cover is decorated with a serene sailboat scene. A seagull in mid-flight draws attention to the sentiment that is printed in blue foil against a powder blue sky.
Be still & know that I am God
Psalm 46:10
The seagull motif is continued on the back cover. The flexible cover is constructed from heavy card stock that will hold up well to wear and tear. UV spot varnish is applied to the cover design to add sheen and dimension. A presentation page in the front of the flexcover journal allows you to dedicate the journal to a friend by adding a name and date. It includes an additional Scripture verse as an encouraging message.
The joy of the LORD is your strength.
Nehemiah 8:10
The interior pages are all lined, and each page has a Scripture verse printed at the bottom.
This versatile journal easily fits in a handbag or backpack-ready to go wherever you go. It’s an affordable yet pretty item to give as a gift, so keep a few copies on hand for impromptu gifts on birthdays. Pair the Be Still & Know Flexcover Journal with other items like a mug or water bottle for a more refined themed gift for Father’s Day or your mom’s birthday.
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The Be Still & Know Flexcover Journal is a lightweight journal that you can take with you on your daily errands and use for to-do lists~ note-taking~ or Bible study.
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