Business Letters

These Church Business Letters are a great way for churches to communicate with businesses, banks and even church members on business related topics.

Written by a Pastor with over 35 years of ministry experience, they will be a great addition to your follow up efforts to reach your community for Christ!

Whether it’s a letter to inform a bank of authorized check signers for the church or a letter of encouragement to a church attendee after the loss of a business , or even a letter of encouragement following a foreclosure , you are sure to find letters you can easily modify and use!

Encouragement Letter – Loss of Business

Dear Member,

It has been brought to my attention that our community will no longer have the services of (business name). I would like to extend the support and comfort of the entire (Christian Life) family to you and yours as you make the transition from this chapter of your lives to the new one opening ahead.

Declaration of Liability Insurance & Release

Please find attached our Certificate of Liability Insurance which verifies our coverage from our insurance carrier, __________________ Insurance, as well as our pledge to release you from responsibility of any, and all negative events that might happen during the time we are using your equipment.

Invitation for Business Person To Serve on School Board

Dear Sir,

As you may know, we at Christian Life School have an opening on our school board. We have been conducting a search for a new board member and would like to invite you to consider accepting the position.

Thanks and Recommendation of Architect

To whom it may concern:

I wanted to take a moment to thank you for the tremendous work you have done for our Church as we continue to ascertain the possibilities of adding space to our present facility.

Your team has been very efficient and responsive, and I especially want to thank (NAME) for your counsel and leadership in getting a plan for us to view. Your advice was appreciated, and all of the timelines have been met. In other words, you have delivered what was promised, and then some.