These Church Invitation Letters are a great way for churches to get the word out about upcoming events taking place at the church or even within the local community.
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These letters a great way to invite your own congregants to a church service or event. In addition, this practice sets an example for your people to invite their own friends and family to church!
I wanted to take a few moments to send this letter of invitation to consider joining us for our Small Group Bible Study. We will get into the Book of (NAME OF BOOK OF THE BIBLE) in a more detailed way.
There are many wonderful Small Groups available dealing with various issues and topics we face in today's world. This Bible Study, however, will focus specifically on the Word of God. We will do our best to apply the wonderful principles found in the Word to enable us to live in greater victory.
February is the month of love. It is a month when we celebrate Valentine’s Day, hearts, flowers, cupids and my favorite of all – candy. It is a time to reminisce with the person we love – our sweetheart and valentine. 
We are looking forward to celebrating Mother's Day on (DATE) at (TIME) here at (NAME OF CHURCH), and we would like to be sure to invite you and your family to join us! We realize there is a wide range of emotions on Mother's Day, and while we do our best to be sensitive to this, we also believe it is of great importance that we take time to celebrate Mothers and the wonderful gift they are to families.
There's a wonderful little story on the impact a Godly Mother makes on a child and how it can carry them through times of great challenge to their faith, especially as they leave home and begin to make their way in the world.
I wanted to take this opportunity to send this Mother’s Day Invitation to everyone!
We will be doing something a bit different this year than we have done before, and I think you are going to appreciate it.
As a Pastor, I often speak with ladies who share that there are times Mother’s Day is one of the most difficult days on the church calendar for them and after hearing a few of their thoughts,
When I was a child, I was always confused by the phrase “Good Friday.” Usually, we don’t look upon the death of a loved one and call it “good.” On the contrary, we grieve and mourn for the loss of life. That being said, how could the day of our Savior’s violent death be called good?
