The Common Good
November-December 2002

Suit Up for Salvation

by Rose Marie Berger, Jodi Hochstedler | November-December 2002

Wondering what to wear to the next Bible study or church potluck? Need high visibility
clothing for jogging at night?

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Wondering what to wear to the next Bible study or church potluck? Need high visibility clothing for jogging at night? Pick-Me Products offers all the outfit you'll ever need for occasions such as these: Put on the full "Armor of God." What better way to illustrate the complete nature of God's protection than with this full size, foam-rubber armor in garish fluorescent colors that show up brilliantly in standard lighting or glow mysteriously under a black-light bulb. The set includes a belt of truth, a breastplate of righteousness, a shield of faith, a helmet of salvation, and a sword of Spirit. Shin guards of sanctity are additional. Sorry, no shoes of peace available.

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