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Compassion Pack: Immanuel/Town (10)
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Weight 200g
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Card Pack

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Teal Press

ISBN: 5060695423626

A pack of 10 identical Christmas cards, supporting the work of Compassion UK. Each card measures 150 x 150mm and comes with a white envelope.

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A pack of 10 identical Christmas cards, supporting the work of Compassion UK. Each card measures 150 x 150mm and comes with a white envelope.

The front of the card features a village winter scene in a wreath shape with a stable scene at the base. In the centre are the words They shall call his name Immanuel which means “God with us.”

Inside is the Bible verse Matthew 1:23 (ESVUK): “Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel (which means, God with us)” – and the greeting God bless you at Christmas.

Printed on a certified source of board, made from trees which are planted and harvested in a sustainable and environmentally friendly manner, these cards are presented in plastic-free packaging and are 100% recyclable.

The publisher donates a minimum of 12% of their net sales of this product to Compassion UK Christian Child Development, a registered charity in England and Wales (1077216) and Scotland (SC045059).

Compassion Pack: Immanuel/Town (10)
Find more titles in: Christmas Cards | Compassion Christmas
Compassion Pack: Immanuel/Town (10)
Pack of 10

A pack of 10 identical Christmas cards, supporting the work of Compassion UK. Each card measures 150 x 150mm and comes with a white envelope.

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A pack of 10 identical Christmas cards, supporting the work of Compassion UK. Each card measures 150 x 150mm and comes with a white envelope.

The front of the card features a village winter scene in a wreath shape with a stable scene at the base. In the centre are the words They shall call his name Immanuel which means “God with us.”

Inside is the Bible verse Matthew 1:23 (ESVUK): “Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel (which means, God with us)” – and the greeting God bless you at Christmas.

Printed on a certified source of board, made from trees which are planted and harvested in a sustainable and environmentally friendly manner, these cards are presented in plastic-free packaging and are 100% recyclable.

The publisher donates a minimum of 12% of their net sales of this product to Compassion UK Christian Child Development, a registered charity in England and Wales (1077216) and Scotland (SC045059).

OUR PRICE:

£6.00

Out of stock

CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE

A pack of 10 identical Christmas cards, supporting the work of Compassion UK. Each card measures 150 x 150mm and comes with a white envelope.

Show More

A pack of 10 identical Christmas cards, supporting the work of Compassion UK. Each card measures 150 x 150mm and comes with a white envelope.

The front of the card features a village winter scene in a wreath shape with a stable scene at the base. In the centre are the words They shall call his name Immanuel which means “God with us.”

Inside is the Bible verse Matthew 1:23 (ESVUK): “Behold, the virgin shall conceive and bear a son, and they shall call his name Immanuel (which means, God with us)” – and the greeting God bless you at Christmas.

Printed on a certified source of board, made from trees which are planted and harvested in a sustainable and environmentally friendly manner, these cards are presented in plastic-free packaging and are 100% recyclable.

The publisher donates a minimum of 12% of their net sales of this product to Compassion UK Christian Child Development, a registered charity in England and Wales (1077216) and Scotland (SC045059).

Additional information

Weight 200g
Format

Card Pack

Publisher

Teal Press

ISBN: 5060695423626
Compassion UK

Compassion is a leading Christian children’s charity. Their our heart is a relentless passion to act on our compassion and empower every child left vulnerable by poverty. Their approach to fighting poverty is highly focused and personal. Since 1952, they’ve been giving children the opportunity to escape the suffering and fear poverty brings through their one-to-one child sponsorship model.