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- Christmas is celebrated every year on December 25th
- For Christians around the world December 25th marks the birth of Jesus of Nazareth
- Christmas can also be celebrated secularly
- Sending Christmas cards to friends and family is a popular Christmas holiday tradition
- First known Christmas card published in 1843 in London, England, United KingdomGreeting Card Association: History of the Greeting Card
- Cards may be accompanied by Christmas newsletters that update the reader on the sender's accomplishments
- Cards may also be accompanied by a recent family photograph
- Christmas cards may be religious or secularly themed
- Popular religiously-themed Christmas card designs depict nativity scenes, three wise men bearing gifts, the Virgin Mary with baby Jesus or shepherds tending their flocks
- Popular secularly-themed Christmas card designs depict Santa Claus, elves, reindeer, snowflakes, snow globes, toy soldiers, penguins, Christmas trees, Christmas presents, candy canes
- African American Christmas cards often depict Mary and Joseph, baby Jesus, the three wise men, shepherds, angels and Santa Claus as African American
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Sending Christmas cards to friends and family is a popular Christmas holiday season tradition. Christmas cards come in a wide variety of styles and designs can be religious or secularly themed. This Mahalo page collects links to websites offering both religious and secularly themed Christmas cards for African Americans.
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