The First Missionaries
A reverent portrayal of Barnabas and Saul commissioned in prayer for the work of the gospel.
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About the artwork
The First Missionaries portrays Barnabas and Saul kneeling among the believers as the church at Antioch prays over them. Hands rest on the two men in a solemn act of commissioning, while one leader raises a hand in worship and others bow in prayer.
The scene recalls Acts 13:1-4 (ESV), when the Holy Spirit set Barnabas and Saul apart for missionary service. Their sending speaks to the church’s shared calling to carry the gospel outward, upheld by prayer and obedience. The artwork offers a meaningful reflection on missions, ordination and the sending work of the Holy Spirit.
Displayed in a church foyer, office or living room, this canvas print invites reflection on faith in action and the community that supports those called to serve. Printed on archival canvas with mirror-wrapped edges, it arrives ready to hang.
Details
Canvas and frame construction
- Gallery wrap: canvas stretched over a 1.5" deep frame, with mirror-wrapped edges.
- Framed: 0.75" deep canvas set in a Modern floater frame (black, white or brown).
- Ready to hang with hanging hardware.
Sizing
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Care
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight.
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The First Missionaries
A reverent portrayal of Barnabas and Saul commissioned in prayer for the work of the gospel.
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- Made to order on archival canvas
- Free US Ground shipping · estimated arrival 2–7 business days
- Arrives ready to hang
Exactly what you'll receive
- Canvas size
- Finished size
- Finish
- Printed to order on archival canvas
- Hanging
- Hardware attached, ready to hang
- Guarantee
- Returns for a refund within 30 days of delivery
The print you'll receive
Every canvas is made to order for you from museum-quality archival materials, so the colour of the original stays true and the surface looks beautiful up close.
1.5″ gallery depth
0.75″ canvas · floating frame
About the work
The First Missionaries portrays Barnabas and Saul kneeling among the believers as the church at Antioch prays over them. Hands rest on the two men in a solemn act of commissioning, while one leader raises a hand in worship and others bow in prayer.
The scene recalls Acts 13:1-4 (ESV), when the Holy Spirit set Barnabas and Saul apart for missionary service. Their sending speaks to the church’s shared calling to carry the gospel outward, upheld by prayer and obedience. The artwork offers a meaningful reflection on missions, ordination and the sending work of the Holy Spirit.
Displayed in a church foyer, office or living room, this canvas print invites reflection on faith in action and the community that supports those called to serve. Printed on archival canvas with mirror-wrapped edges, it arrives ready to hang.
Details
- Item #
- ABWASNT34
- Medium
- Print on archival canvas
- Orientation
- Landscape
- Sizes
- 16 × 12 in to 32 × 24 in
- Finishes
- Gallery Wrap, Modern Black floating frame, Modern White floating frame, Modern Brown floating frame
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