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SHIPPING NOTICE: Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, some shipments may not ship until November 29th.
SHIPPING NOTICE: Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, some shipments may not ship until November 29th.
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Tipica Mini Preach My Gospel Cover

$13.95 - $13.95
$13.95
$13.95 - $13.95
$13.95
Color: Sabin

A single Tipica cover designed for the spiral-bound mini (compact) Preach My Gospel Cover that all missionaries receive in the MTC regardless of mission language. Once you click the desired pattern, an actual picture of the scripture cover in that pattern will appear in the main window.  You can then click on the loaded image to enlarge and see details.  

Tipica is a colorful cotton, hand-woven material that comes from Central America.  Cover is handmade and includes a naugahyde interior lining to protect your scriptures against water, a zipper enclosure, and inner flaps to hold the front and back book covers in place.

Regarding pattern choices: If a pattern isn’t available for the selected scripture size, it will be crossed out.  If you select a pattern and need to change your size, please de-select the pattern before selecting the new size. As our patterns change frequently, we only sell items in stock and don’t accept backorders. 

Size Legend:

  • Compact: Made for the mini or compact size of "Preach My Gospel" in any language measuring 5.5 inches (140 mm) wide by 6.5 inches (160 mm) tall and approximately 1 inch (25 mm) thick.

Additional Information

SKU: SC-150-Sabin

Shipping Information: Usually Ships Within 1-2 Business Days

Material: Cotton

Customer Reviews

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h
hallie
perfect!

this fit my mini preach my gospel perfectly!! now i can have peace of mind when i throw it in my mission bag :)

C
Cam
Great product!

I was very impressed by the fast shipping! This case fits my Preach my Gospel book perfectly!

M
Morning Sunshine
great

I have both my French "Cantiques" and my Italian "Inni" in one case. It is nice to have both readily available, because sometimes a hymn just sounds better in one or the either. The English "Hymns" fills the case better, but since both of those languages are missing so many songs, it works!