Top five Bible Journaling websites and day 5 of Christmas in July Craft challenge.

Hi friends! How are you? How was your fourth of July celebrations? I hope that you had a wonderful time. Did you get to see any fireworks? I am writing this in advance so I hope our family will have the chance to do this.

It is July, so we are in the midst of our Christmas in July Craft Challenge. I hope you will take the time and check it out and join us. It is happening right here on our blog and in our DIY Facebook group. Today is Day 5 of our challenge and for today, you can complete one of the previous crafts, choose one of your own or print our a coloring page to color from The Quiet Grove. Take one of these three things and post it in the comments below or in our DIY Facebook group. I can't wait to see what you have created. I think that is one of my favorite things about this whole challenge is seeing all the things others create.

It's Wednesday, this means we have our Top Five DIY or crafting post to share. Today, I am sharing something that is near and dear to my heart, its about the Top Five Bible Journaling websites I have found recently. I really enjoy Bible journaling. I don't get as intense as many do with beautiful pieces of art work in their Bibles but I do love to journal with hand lettering and some small doodles.

So without further ado here are my Top Five Bible Journaling Websites I have found recently. Remember that these are in no particular order of good, better, best but just a list of five.

1. Creative Bible Journaling: This one is particularly dear as I serve on the volunteer staff for their lettering on their Facebook page. The CBJ website is loaded with all kinds of things but lands on projects and classes for various journaling techniques.

This fireworks page is great to share with just celebrating our Nations Anniversary.

Check out the above special project on their web page.

2. Bible Journal Love : Another great website. They offer a whole variety of Bible Journaling resources. For example videos, classes, a Facebook group, downloads and digital journaling. I think the digital journaling really makes this group unique compared to other groups. Head over and check it out.

3. Rebekah R Jones: Another great website that offers some great resources for Bible journaling. One thing that has this website stand out from the others is their Bible challenges through video devotionals. Head over and check some of these neat things out.

4. Bible Journaling Ministries:There is so much to offer on their web page. They have instructive blog posts, classes, print outs, freebies, reviews of products, you name it you can find it. A great resource for anyone from beginner to advanced Bible journalist.

Journaling in Ecclesiastes with gelato pens.

5. Paper Praises: Is a great place to learn about some of the beginning steps for journaling. Katie has a great little print out about Bible journaling that you can download for free. If you are within an hour of the Pittsburgh area she offers in person journaling classes. How fun is that?

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