On this date in 1963, Great Commission Publications of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church was selling eight different Christmas cards. The greeting cards sought to combine good taste with a true expression of the sacred joy of the coming of the Son of God to earth. In the promotion of the cards, GCP stated that its desire was to reflect the deep spiritual heart of the Christian observance of the Savior's birth with appealing simplicity. GCP would sell the cards throughout the decade of the 1960s.
