These Evangelism Church Letters are a great way for churches to get the word out about the important mission we have of reaching out to a world that needs to hear the message of Jesus Christ!
Written by a Pastor with over 35 years of ministry experience, they will be a great addition to ministry efforts!
Whether it’s an invitation to a Congregation to attend Revival Services or an invitation to attend an Evangelism Class , or even a letter to thank a church member or attendee for inviting their friend to church , you are sure to find letters you can easily modify and use!
Warm Greetings in Christ!
I wanted to take this opportunity to invite you to minister at our Revival Services we are planning for (DATES).
We have heard tremendous things regarding your ministry in other churches and know the Lord has blessed and anointed you with a “now” word for the body of Christ.
Greetings in Christ!
One of the most discouraging aspects of sharing the Gospel is knowing that so many people will reject the message, and yes, even at times reject the messenger…you.
At times, we might think that if we could just be a bit more like Jesus then everyone would accept this message because we would minister the way He wants us to minister. We would share the exact words they need to hear to make the decision for Christ.
Greetings in Christ!
A singer and songwriter by the name of Gordon Jensen wrote a song some years ago which mentions the fact that you and I as Christians are the only “Jesus” that many people will see.
No, this does not mean we are Jesus Himself of course. We know He is Jesus all by Himself, yet it should be our goal and desire to be just a bit more like Him every day by sharing what Christ is like. We are to be “lights” in a dark world!
Greetings in Christ!
Some of you who were brought up in the church may remember something called “testimony service”. This was a special time when people would get up to declare the works of the Lord in their own lives. This had a couple of purposes as it served to remind them and “cement” that in their hearts that God cares for them personally, but it also served as a way to inspire and bless others who might have been going through much of the same thing at that point in life.
Greetings in Christ!
Have you ever heard a statement similar to this? “Well, I would love to be able to go to church, but it's hard for me to do when I see all the hypocrites there.”
While you may have not heard those exact words, you've probably heard a variation of some kind and perhaps wondered a bit if you were being accused of being a hypocrite. None of us want to be considered in such a way, yet this is the impression often left in the wake of such a statement.
Jesus valued the church greatly, and in fact calls it his Bride! We know also that He's coming one day for a Bride without spot or wrinkle, but we also realize there's still a lot of spots to be removed, and wrinkles to iron!