Timeless Tidings of Joy

Ally inherits Timeless Tidings, a shop founded in the 1940s by her grandmother, Joy, to sell handmade letter-press cards. While Joy viewed the business as a lifelong commitment of love and sacrifice, Ally believes those sacrifices hindered her grandmother's happiness. Ally returns to the shop to arrange its sale, but she meets Bennett, a man who hopes to save the store's legacy. Through divine intervention, the two are forced to reconsider the purpose of the shop and their own lives.

This Canadian-American TV movie combines elements of romance and comedy. Directed by Paula Elle, it follows seven other projects in her career, including Just in Time and Home Sweet Christmas, and precedes four subsequent films, such as A Sweet Christmas Anniversary. The screenplay was written by Masey McLain and Taylor Kalupa, and the film was produced by Rob Lycar. The main cast features Candace Cameron-Bure as Ally, Paul Greene as Bennett, and Natasha Bure as Joy, with Samuel Braun and Graeme McComb also appearing in supporting roles. The film has a runtime of 84 minutes.