Limited Series Geocoins: Christ Centered Caching
One Way Caching, The Narrow Gate and Curves Ahead Geocoins!
2006 One Way Caching
2007 The Narrow Gate
2008 Curves Ahead
These coins come in a gold finish and are identical to the first series of coins. Each coin comes with it’s own personal tracking number. Each of the coins have the same design on the front.
The One Way Caching coin focuses on Ephesians 4:5:6. On the back of the coin it reads “One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism, One God and Father of All.” A large number 1 is incorporated into the verse quoted. This coin is considered the “One Way Caching Coin” in the series.
The Narrow Gate coin focuses on Matthew 7:14. The design on the back of this coin shows a garden gate with the words “Many Enter…Only Few Find It.” This coin is considered the “Narrow Gate Coin” in the series.
The Curves Ahead coin focuses on Proverbs 3:6. The design on the back of this coin is of a Department of Transportation road sign indicating curves ahead. “In all ways acknowledge Him & He will make your paths straight,” quoted on the back. The DOT curve sign incorporates a red cross at the top to remind us of our final goal. This coin is considered the “Curves Ahead Coin” in the series.
This series of coins were designed and minted with two basic ideas in mind. The first was to help spread the Word to the far reaches of the world. The first series of coins have travelled all over the United States as well as Europe, Asia, Australia, North and South America. The second purpose of the series was to help raise money for my local church. Not only have the kids in my church benefited from the proceeds of this coin, other needs in and outside of the church have been met. The proceeds have allowed us to meet outstanding needs in the community where our church resides. None of this would have been possible without the help of the geocaching and eBay communities and their support. Big Time Praise!!!
For further details about these coins, they are for sale on eBay.
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