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Here’s some ideas and tips for creating worship background graphics … inevitably, this will need to be tweaked. And I realize not everyone has Adobe Photoshop (those that do, probably don’t need this tutorial).

Here are 6 steps to create worship background graphics:

1. Find an appropriate image or texture – Go to IStockPhoto or stock.xchng or Texture King, and search for the images you need. Good keywords to use when searching these sites for worship backgrounds are: textures, backgrounds, and of course, whatever image keyword you’re looking for.

2. Open the file in Photoshop – and crop it to these specifications: 1024X768 or 800×600 (pixels) at 72 dpi [source]. Or you could create a new file with those specs and drag the image into the new document.

3. Add text to corner – If you’re using this background for a sermon series, select one of the image’s corners and add your text.

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