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Sock and Blanket Drive for Homeless at Christmas

Dear Friends and Family of FCC,

Winter is rapidly approaching, and with winter comes the cold temperatures that present such a challenge for our homeless population.

For the past six years, FCC has been able to partner with Outreach Ministries, an organization dedicated to serving the homeless here in our city. Outreach provides weekly meals, counseling services, legal advice and social services to people who find themselves living on the streets. They also hold weekly Bible studies and a church service on Sunday mornings.

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Sample Fundraising Letter for Church

Warm Greetings!

We are thrilled with the wonderful things taking place here at (NAME OF CHURCH), and are looking forward to even greater things in the future!

As you know, we are in the midst of a fundraising campaign to help with much-needed funds here at the church. While many within our church have been very generous in giving on a regular basis through donations, we are still at a place in which we must raise funds due to a shortfall.

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Stewardship Letter – Tithing Emphasis

Church Stewardship Letter Tithing Emphasis

I am writing briefly to our entire congregation during this time of Stewardship Emphasis at First Christian Church.  I want to express appreciation for your faithfulness over the years in generous giving of Tithes and Offerings.

It is evident that the Hand of God is upon this congregation.  The obvious tangible evidence is all around us!

Many of our members and adherents can testify to the faithfulness of God in their own lives as they have given to the Lord a Tithe (tenth) of their income to their local church.  Numerous verses in the Old Testament refer to the practice of tithing.  Jesus Himself in the New Testament told of the importance of tithing when He rebuked the Hypocritical Pharisees.   Luke 11:42 – But woe unto you, Pharisees! for ye tithe mint and rue and all manner of herbs, and pass over judgment and the love of God: these ought ye to have done, and not to leave the other undone.

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