The poem first appeared in Hymns and Sacred Poems in 1739 with the opening line of “Hark, how the welkin (heaven) rings.”

In 1753, George Whitefield, a student and eventual colleague of Wesley's, adapted the poem into the song we now know today. It was Whitefield who penned the phrase “newborn King. [James River Church]

 ***Each Christian paper napkin is sold individually

3 Favorite Ways To Use Your Christian Paper Decoupage Napkin

(Do your decoupage napkins do this?)

1. Share Your Faith - Finally, Christian paper decoupage napkins featuring God's word and beloved hymns to create your own home décor and upcycle projects that spread God's love to all who enter your home.
2. Gift The Gospel - Beautiful designs to make thoughtful gifts for friends and loved ones for every occasion.
3. Resell Your Crafts - separate yourself from other sellers at your next craft fair or boutique with unique designs sure to help you stand out and catch the eyes of Christian shoppers.

Materials & Dimension
- Quality 3-ply Napkin, strong enough to craft with but with layers thin enough to basically disappear into your project leaving a bold print pattern remaining.

- Luncheon sized 6.5" x 6.5" napkin- to maximize design size for smaller projects.

- Digitally printed in the U.S.- however limited print options only allow us to print the front of the napkin at this time

- Ships from Queen Creek, Arizona

Grab your "Hark The Herald Angels" Christian paper decoupage napkins before they're gone.
Limited Quantities Available.