2025 YTE Handout Now Available
- Bunny S. Galladora

- Apr 9, 2025
- 1 min read

The 2025 YTE handout from the WCTU Young Artist Series is now available through Signal Press. It is the perfect size to fit into most church bulletins (5.5" x 8.5")
The back contains drug information.
To place an order, call:
Nancy Schultz (847) 864-1397
About the artist:
Lois Smith, a 16-year-old from Pennsylvania and the youngest of five home-schooled children, created this impactful piece for the 2023 National WCTU Division III Poster Contest. Lois’s artistic vision delivers a powerful message inspired by a trip to New York.




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This post introduces a thoughtful, accessible youth outreach resource from WCTU’s Young Artist Series. The compact 5.5x8.5 inch handout fits neatly inside church bulletins, pairing striking original artwork by 16-year-old Lois Smith with vital drug education content on its reverse side. It’s inspiring to center teen art to deliver anti-substance messages to faith communities. I hope you share more student art highlights and bulk ordering details for ministries in a follow-up post. --times table
How do you even get a 16-year-old to create something that fits so neatly into a church bulletin template? Lois Smith’s piece sounds like a polished contest winner, but the contrast between a teen’s artistic vision and the WCTU’s old-school drug messaging stands out to me as genuinely strange. — https://tuoverse.com
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