Photo by Annie Spratt on UnsplashThese Church Birthday Letters are a great way for churches to encourage people on their special day! Either send via “snail mail” or email, or use some of the wording in a greeting card.
Written by a Pastor with over 35 years of ministry experience, they will be a great addition to your ministry efforts!
Whether it’s a congratulatory letter on the birth of a child or Birthday letter to an elderly person, or even a Birthday wish to a Church Staff Member, you are sure to find letters you can easily modify and use!
Dear [Name],
Happy birthday! It's hard to believe that you are already 16 years old. Time sure does fly.
As your pastor, I have had the privilege of watching you grow and mature over the years. You have always been bright and curious, and I do not doubt that you will continue to make a positive impact on those around you.
Dear [Name],
Happy 100th birthday! What a blessing it is to celebrate this special day with you and give thanks to God for the incredible journey He has taken you on for a century!
I am grateful for the impact you have had on those around you and the faith and dedication you have shown to God. Your commitment to Him has inspired all who know you. We are all blessed to have you as a part of our community!
Dear (FIRST NAME),
On behalf of the staff and congregation of First Christian Church, I want to congratulate you and wish you the happiest of days on your 95th birthday!
It is said that with age comes wisdom, and as a church family, we have been so abundantly blessed with your wisdom and insight over the years. Your rich history and faithful testimony are a source of great joy and blessing to us here at First Christian Church, and we want to take the time to honor you on your special day! Some of the highlights of your time here with us have included:
Warm Christian Greetings!
I just wanted to write briefly to be sure to wish you a Happy Birthday, and to let you know how much you are appreciated.
The Bible says in Psalm 139:13 For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb.
Dear
As David’s first birthday approaches, I wanted to take this opportunity to write to wish YOU a Happy Birthday as well.
While a child hardly realizes the significance of a first birthday, to the parents it is a wonderfully joyous occasion as they pause and reflect on the events of the past year (and 9 months :-). I don’t have to tell you, but profound changes have taken place in your life such as lost sleep, sacrifice of personal time, juggling of schedules, etc.