Product Overview
Brand: HoofPrints
Color: Multicolor
Features:
- Just a Little Donkey Christmas Card - 10 Cards + Envelopes - 4" x 9.25" Greeting Cards - Made in USA
- VERSE - Just a little donkey, but on my back I bore The one and only Savior the world was waiting for. Just a little donkey, but I was strong and proud - I gladly carried Mary through the chaos of the crowd. I brought her to a stable where she made a tiny bed... A place for Baby Jesus to lay His little head. I pray the world remembers that special Christmas night when just a little donkey carried Heaven's Precious Light.
- INSIDE - May the Light of Love shine brightly in your heart. Blessed Christmas Greetings! Jesus spoke to them, saying, "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness but will have the light of life."
- DETAILS - Package of 10 cards with white envelopes, cards measure 4.5" wide 6.25" tall. They're printed on heavy card stock that's glossy on the outside and matte on the inside for easy writing without smudges. Envelopes are 4.75" x 6.5"
- ECO-FRIENDLY PACKAGING - Our cards are not boxed, instead we use recyclable poly bags to keep them clean and dry, for less of an environmental impact than bulky boxes.
- CREDITS - Verse by Rita S. Beer, photo by Carien Schippers
- ABOUT THE COMPANY - These unique cards are designed and manufactured by a woman-owned small business in east central Indiana, USA
- HoofPrints notice NOT on actual cards
Details: Package of 10 cards with envelopes. This card is 4" wide x 9" tall Front: Just a Little Donkey Poem Inside: May the Light of Love shine brightly in your heart. Blessed Christmas Greetings! Jesus spoke to them, saying, "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness but will have the light of life." ***HoofPrints notice does NOT appear on actual card*** Printed in USA, verse is by Rita S. Beer, photos by Carien Schippers. This is one of our most popular Christmas cards; it features a lovely verse by Rita S. Beer. I don't know Rita - but I'd bet that she's a horse/donkey person based on one line in this poem: "I gladly carried Mary through the chaos of the crowd." Only someone who's worked with equines would know to note how significant it is that the donkey carried Mary safely through what must have been a very scary situation. Verse reads: Just a little donkey, but on my back I bore The one and only Savior the world was waiting for. Just a little donkey, but I was strong and proud- I gladly carried Mary through the chaos of the crowd. I brought her to a stable where she made a tiny bed... A place for Baby Jesus to lay His little head. I pray the world remembers that special Christmas night when just a little donkey carried Heaven's Precious Light.
