Pentecost graphics
Pentecost is a dated Sunday, often marked in red, fifty days after Easter. The graphic needs the date and the sentence your church uses. A poster of generic flames with no time is a stock image, not an invitation to a service.
Updated October 14, 2026
Stay specific
If you are reading Acts 2, say so. If confirmation or baptism is happening that morning, that fact outranks the decoration. Do not add doves, flames, and a skyline all at once.
A brief you can start from
Sermon slide for Pentecost Sunday, May 24, red, title Spirit and fire, one service at 10am, no extra symbols.Open this brief
Questions
Do all churches observe Pentecost?
No. Only make the graphic if your church is marking the day. The brief should use your wording, not a borrowed liturgy.
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