These Easter Church letters are a wonderful way to reach those who attend your church as well as those who have just visited during the wonderful season that we celebrate the Resurrection of Christ.
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!
Even though you may see a year attached to a letter, it is quite simple to modify the letter to fit any year.
You are busy enough during the Easter Season without taking another hour or two to craft the perfect Easter Letters! We have many letters that are ready right NOW to “copy, paste, modify and send”!
Jesus is Alive! These words have brought hope to generations of people since that first Resurrection morning when Jesus rose from the grave and showed Himself to the hopeful and yes, even the doubtful.
I wanted to take this opportunity to send a note to thank you for placing flowers in the Church Sanctuary in memory of your late husband, John Smith. I realize that special days such as Easter can often be difficult as we think back on wonderful times together spent together in the House of God, as well as in the home.
I write briefly to let you know how much the Easter Cantata was appreciated and enjoyed this past Sunday. I have heard so many good comments about the Cantata from a wide range of people within the church.
I wanted to take a moment to send you a special note saying “thank you” for the special Easter Musical presented by you and the Church Choir this past Sunday.
There is no other day of the year that holds the significance of what we celebrate on Easter Sunday – the resurrection of Jesus Christ our Savior. It was a day of joy and celebration then and it is a day of joy and celebration now. What we celebrated then is what we continue to celebrate today – that we serve a risen Lord.
At least that is what we are caused to believe when we look at the Biblical and historical account of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus over two-thousand years ago. We learn for example of the friends and followers of Jesus who “stood at a distance watching these things” in Luke 23:49 as they wanted to stay away from the violence and controversy that marked Jesus’ final days on earth.
