“LAMBS” is derived from Matthew 25:40, in which Jesus claims that “whatever you do unto the least among my brothers and sisters, you do as unto me.” When we remember that Jesus encouraged kindness to all of God’s creation, our responsibility to animals—fellow created beings—becomes clear. By ordering our new LAMBS bookmarks, sharing them with friends and family, and leaving them in public library books—or even in the pews of your church—you can get more people to join us in our work to end cruelty to the least of us.

Expose more people to the message of biblical compassion with these PETA LAMBS bookmarks.

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