As we soon enter the Easter Season, I would like to take this opportunity to encourage you to consider who you would like to invite to attend service with you and give them an Easter Invitation!
In addition to Christmas, this is one of the most effective and impactful times to invite someone to attend church. By this time, many people have already “failed” in one or more of their many New Year's Resolutions and are looking for something that will help them to make lasting changes in their lives.
In a world of challenges such as we are facing today, isn't it wonderful to know that we serve a risen Savior?
When Jesus arrived on the scene over 2,000 years ago things were much different than they are now in so many ways, yet the human heart is still very much the same now as it was then.
People were divided then as now as to “what” the answer is. Those of us who know Christ know that it's less of a “what” question than a “who” question. There's a song written by Andrae Crouch that simply makes the statement that “Jesus is the answer for the world today.” Even though that song was written a few years ago, Jesus is STILL the answer for this world!
We are thrilled that you were able to join us for our Christmas Service! What a joy it is to come together to celebrate and appreciate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!
I trust that your visit here at (NAME OF CHURCH) was one you enjoyed and felt welcome. We do our best to provide an atmosphere where visitors and guests experience a sense of belonging, even though for many, it may be the first time to ever be at our church.
On behalf of the congregation and leadership here at (NAME OF CHURCH), I wanted to send this letter to express our appreciation for visiting us during the Christmas Season for services.
There's a song that speaks of Christmas as “the most wonderful time of the year”, and I truly believe that, but possibly for different reasons expressed within the words and tunes of the song.
On Sunday, December 24th at 9:00 and 11:00 am we will be celebrating our annual Christmas Eve services. Because Christmas Eve falls on a Sunday this year, we will be celebrating in our morning services and will not be holding a special service in the evening.
