Commissioned by Native InterVarsity for their annual WJEF conference

Would Jesus Eat Frybread? (WJEF) 2024 T-shirt Design

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Female Zuni Feast day dancer in traditional regalia sharing a piece of frybread with Jesus. Kokopelli figures are in the background celebrating the abundance of feast.

Female Zuni Feast day dancer in traditional regalia sharing a piece of frybread with Jesus. Kokopelli figures are in the background celebrating the abundance of feast.

Many Pueblo tribes hold annual feast days throughout the year. Foods typically served are: variety of corn, oven bread, blue corn mush, fry bread, posole, tamales, etc.

Many Pueblo tribes hold annual feast days throughout the year. Foods typically served are: variety of corn, oven bread, blue corn mush, fry bread, posole, tamales, etc.

A Navajo man also breaking frybread with Jesus. The Navajo man wears his hair in a traditional Diné hairstyle called tsiiyééł. He also is adorned with turquoise jewelry and is wearing a ribbon shirt.

A Navajo man also breaking frybread with Jesus. The Navajo man wears his hair in a traditional Diné hairstyle called tsiiyééł. He also is adorned with turquoise jewelry and is wearing a ribbon shirt.

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