Happy Birthday!
Here is a nice little story of a child asking her Grandfather his age on his Birthday:
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!
Happy Birthday!
Here is a nice little story of a child asking her Grandfather his age on his Birthday:
I want to take this opportunity to send a note to wish you a Happy Birthday, as well as let you know how much you are appreciated here at First Christian Church.
Your efforts on the staff here have been a blessing to so many people, and your teachable and humble spirit have made it a pleasure to work with you on a daily basis.
Dear David,
Birthdays are…well…so annual!
Mike and his mother were in the doctor's office for his pre-school physical. The receptionist, completing his medical history, asked, “What is your birthdate?”
“February 25,” Mike answered.
“What year?” the receptionist asked.
“Every year,” was Mike's matter-of-fact reply.
— Betty L. Herring, Midland, Michigan. Christian Reader, “Kids of the Kingdom.”
Happy Birthday to you…Happy Birthday to you…Happy Birthday Dear ________, Happy Birthday to you!
Believe me, that is the closest you want me to get to actually singing Happy Birthday, but I wanted to be sure to send a note to let you know that I'm thinking of you on your Birthday. I hope that enjoy a great time as you celebrate the fact that God thought enough of YOU, to let you be YOU!
Birthday Greetings!
I just wanted to take this opportunity to write briefly to wish you a Happy Birthday.
Here is a short story I found humorous, and thought you might enjoy it was well: