Glory of the Lord Christmas Card Box Set
As we usher in the Christmas season, let us remember the importance of glorifying the Lord. This time of year serves as a vibrant reminder of God’s greatest gift to mankind – the birth of Jesus Christ.
Among the twinkling lights and joyous carols, praise dancers shine brightly as an embodiment of our reverence and adoration. The image of three praise dancers lost in their devotion, glorifying the Lord through their art forms, encapsulates the true essence of Christmas. Their movements reach out to the heavens in a silent prayer of gratitude and glory. This Christmas let’s join them in their dance, glorifying the Lord in every step we take, every song we sing, and every heart we touch.
The exterior of the Christmas Card reads:
Here Comes the Glory of the Lord
The featured scripture:
Glory to GOD in the highest, and on earth peace and good will toward men. – Luke 2:14
The interior sentiments read:Â
Experience the joy of spreading holiday cheer! Send heartfelt holiday greetings with our box set of 15 embossed and foil-stamped Christmas Cards featuring Afrocentric images from famous and emerging artisans of color. Each Christmas card comes with a foil-lined envelope and a gold sealing sticker. These cards make for an elegant way to spread Christmas cheer or extend warm holiday wishes to your loved ones and friends.
In our present digital era, the tradition of sending physical Christmas cards retains a unique charm that’s hard to replicate. The tactile quality of a printed card adds a personal touch that electronic messages often lack, creating a connection between sender and receiver.
Beyond their aesthetic appeal, these cards signify the time, thought, and effort invested in crafting and sending a physical heartfelt message. This is something that can be overlooked in this day and age. A physical Christmas card truly stands out amid the daily influx of emails and digital messages making your holiday greetings more memorable.
While technology has transformed many aspects of our lives, the act of sending a printed Christmas card remains an enduring symbol of personal connection and thoughtfulness.
