If you’re willing to sign up for a free trial, which includes providing your billing information, you can get free Santa letter stationery, Nice List certificates and more from American Greetings.

The greeting card company offers a wide range of printable Christmas stationery, holiday greeting cards, invitations and more, and you can personalize and preview everything online before printing. Your two-week free trial will give you access to the Santa letters and everything else, too, including holiday stationery, photo card templates, and even do-it-yourself holiday coupon books. You can also access all the non-holiday printables American Greetings offers.

You just need to remember to cancel before the trial ends if you don’t want to pay the annual membership fee.

There are plenty of places that offer Santa letters online, but finding one that mentions the religious significance of Christmas isn’t nearly as easy as finding all the ones that only talk about gifts and the North Pole.

Free Christian Santa Letters.com is different. This site offers two free Christian-themed letters available as completely editable MS Word documents. The design of the letterhead is simple but functional and includes an image of the baby Jesus lying in a manger at the bottom of the page.

If you want to use this Santa letter template, you’ll need Microsoft Word to open it. If you don’t have Word, it won’t work. But the site does include the complete text of both letters, so if you don’t have Word and need help with your wordsmithing, you could copy the text into your own word processing software and print it out on your own Christmas letterhead.

The site also includes a short history of how Saint Nicholas evolved into today’s Santa Claus and offers Christian gifts from eBay.

At Christmas Letter Tips.com, you’ll find two free printable Santa letters. The letters are saved as a .pdf file, so you can’t edit them, and the designs are plain. One features Santa and his reindeer flying, and the other features a small image of Santa Claus.

The plain design and pdf format are obviously designed to encourage users to select one of the Santa letters that are saved as Microsoft Word documents so you CAN edit them and even use them for more than one child. At only $3.99, that’s certainly a great deal if you’ve got two or more kids.

In addition to the free printable Santa letters and the premium Santa letters, you’ll find a free Dear Santa letter template so your kids can write to Santa Claus, as well as a printable Santa’s Nice List certificate so they can see how their good behavior has paid off.

If you’re interested, they also offer Christmas letter templates and articles about the holidays.

As the name suggests, FreeSantaClauseLetters.com offers a free printable Santa letter. The letter is offered as a Word Christmas template that you can modify to include your child’s name and other details. The design is rather plain, but if you don’t mind a simple Santa image, this letter is free and can be customized and printed on your own computer.

The site also gives instructions for getting a North Pole postmark and offers suggestions for other goodies you can place in the envelope with your child’s Santa letter (such as stickers, reindeer food recipe, or an autographed photo of Santa Claus.)