MissPoppy.com, Alternative Christian Retail Outlet, Launches Line of Hip Christian School Supplies
by Anonymous

July 13, 2004 -- MissPoppy.com focuses on crossover merchandise – products featuring a Christian theme already selling well in the secular market. An example is the popular "Jesus is My Homeboy" clothing line created by the Los Angeles-based Teenage Millionaire, and spotted on Madonna, Ben Affleck, Ashton Kutcher, Pamela Anderson and other celebrities.

Products such as the Bible pencil sharpener and Ten Commandments ruler, available in many traditional Christian bookstores, are prized for their kitsch value. "There's a forced quality about these items that puzzles and amuses. How is a Bible like a pencil sharpener? How does one confer spirituality upon a red plastic ruler?" asked Miss Poppy Dixon. "The effort is sweet and sincere and enigmatic. It's the kind of dynamic that many of our customers, whether Christian or not, appreciate."

While ailing mom and pop Christian shops chase after the shrinking Christian bookstore dollar, MissPoppy.com branches out into Christian pop culture offering the kinds of things that every consumer wants and needs – clothing, body care, toys and gifts, and other everyday items – all within a Christian context.

MissPoppy.com – where even your money is saved!

Visit MissPoppy.com at http://www.misspoppy.com or call toll-FREE: 1-888-953-7879 (1-888-Y-JESUS-Y).

MissPoppy.com opened in June 2003 and is the web's largest and most complete one-stop shop for all popular Christian products. Miss Poppy Dixon has been online since 1995 with Miss Poppy Dixon's Adult Christianity - http://www.jesus21.com.

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