The Common Good
April 2010

Child Crown of Thorns

by Rose Marie Berger, Jeannie Choi | April 2010

The Nebraska-based Oriental Trading Company knows “how to make the world more fun!” Their child-size crown of thorns is just the ticket to make sure your Sunday school kids know ...

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The Nebraska-based Oriental Trading Company knows “how to make the world more fun!” Their child-size crown of thorns is just the ticket to make sure your Sunday school kids know what suffering is all about. “Realistic accessories,” says OTC, “make the Easter pageant authentic.” The $2.99 headpiece is 7 inches in diameter and made of “safe, lightweight nylon.”

We know Jesus wishes they had this when he was a kid! (This product is probably not made in Nebraska.)
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