Which groundbreaking marketing campaign first used the phrase 'Good News' as a central branding strategy for religious text distribution, revolutionizing religious publishing in the 1960s?

Religious publishing has evolved dramatically in the modern era, with certain marketing campaigns transforming how spiritual texts reach believers. Behind every successful religious text distribution is a carefully crafted marketing strategy that balances reverence with accessibility. This trivia question explores a landmark marketing campaign that revolutionized how religious texts are presented and distributed to the public, creating a template that many faith-based organizations still follow today.

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The American Bible Society's 'Good News for Modern Man' campaign for the Good News Bible
Billy Graham's 'Peace With God' evangelical distribution program
Zondervan's 'Living Word' NIV Bible launch campaign
Vatican II's 'Universal Message' accessibility initiative for Catholic texts