This video does NOT have the seal of approval from Dallas First Baptist Church. Also, the composer of the song was Jewish. Reasoning Person discretion advised:
A 2007 post on YouTube, with these details:
Sung by The Drifters. Cartoon by Joshua Held.
Featuring Bill Pinkney on lead bass and Clyde McPhatter on tenor.
An animated Christmas Card, and a homage to a great song, a great band, and a great Holiday.More me on: http://www.joshuaheld.com
Tip of the old scrub brush to Oh, For Goodness Sake.
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Some guy, Melvin Rose, posted this comment on a Dallas Morning News blog about First Baptist’s Grinchiness:
Pastor Jeffress, in his deepest Grinch voice, orders the Whos in Whoville to toe the Christmas line. If you're not "religiously correct," you'd better watch out!
Imagine if a guy had a really primo parking space at the mall, right by the door, and you were circling round and round looking for a space, and he said to you, “Happy Holidays! I’m leaving. Would you like my space?”
Who amongst us, no matter what flavor of religion they choose, would turn the guy down?
Two people complained about it. I kid you not.
It’s not the War on Christmas we need to worry about — it’s the War for Fundamentalist Correctness that threatens us more.
Millard Fillmore's Bathtub 
I’m half tempted to call that church and wish them a Feliz Navidad just to see if they have a conniption fit.
At any rate, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone.
Yes even you, Morgan.
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Happy First Day of Christmas!
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