Worship at Full Volume/Backpage Shirt Bundle

February 27, 2010 By Doug Van Pelt

Here’s a combo/bundle of our best-selling Worship At Full Volume (WAFV) shirt and our “Back Page” design.* <<we only have size small in the WAFV ’08 design>> *This one was on the back of the Mar/Apr 2007 issue #124. $17

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Let’s be honest: I haven’t figured out a way to conveniently code this bundle to allow getting two different sizes of the shirts. It’s set up to get the same size in both shirts. If this is a huge issue for you, please complain to me and I’ll act if I hear enough complaints (editor@hmmag.com).

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