Who Would Jesus Cure? Healthcare Question Square Sticker

Elevate your branding and product presentation with our high-quality, custom-printed, and personalized 4-color labels and stickers. Designed for businesses and personal projects, these vivid full-color labels come on a roll for easy storage and efficient application. Wound on a 3″ core for compatibility with dispensers and easy handling.

• Dimensions: Available in 2 sizes:
  • Large: 3″ L x 3″ W
  • Small: 1.5″ L x 1.5″ W
• Easy Application – Labels on a roll make it quick and effortless to peel and apply, whether by hand or with a dispenser.
• Time-Saving – No need to place individual stickers one by one: roll labels streamline the process for businesses and personal projects.
• Bulk Efficiency – Ideal for high-quantity use, ensuring consistency while reducing costs compared to individual sticker sheets.
• Neat & Organized – Roll labels are compact and easy to store, preventing mess or misplacement.
• Versatile – Great for product packaging, promotions, event branding, and even personal projects like wedding favors or homemade goods.
• Rolls hold up to 1,000 stickers each

This high-gloss white paper sticker/label provides premium shine desired for primary display labels featuring photographic images, full-color images and barcodes.

• Sticker Thickness: 4.1 Mils (104 Microns)
• Total Thickness: 7.4 Mils (188 Microns)
• Finish: High-gloss white
• Intended Applications: Food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and cosmetics packaging

Start a bold, thoughtful conversation about compassion in healthcare with this vivid square sticker. A faceless suited politician stands opposite a parent holding a child, separated by a huge neon question mark and the words “Who would Jesus cure” in bright lettering. The minimalist, graphic style keeps the focus on the message, inviting viewers to reflect on empathy, access to care, and how we treat the most vulnerable among us.

Small but powerful at 1.5″ x 1.5″ on glossy white paper, this sticker is perfect for laptops, clipboards, water bottles, phone cases, planners, and advocacy mailings. Add it to conference swag bags, health-equity events, church gatherings, or everyday gear. Wherever it goes, this eye-catching design becomes a conversation starter that asks a timeless question in a fresh, modern way.