Thanksgiving Church Letters

Church Thanksgiving Letter Templates These Church Thanksgiving Letters are easy to copy and modify to make them your own! Each year we add new letters, yet letters from previous years can be modified as well for even more variety.

Written by a Pastor with over 35 years of ministry experience, they will be a great addition to your annual Thanksgiving communication efforts.

Whether it’s an Invitation to share on a Church Wall of Thanks or a Thanksgiving Eve Service Invitation, or even an appeal for donations for a Thanksgiving meal at church, you are sure to find letters you can easily modify and use!

Thanksgiving Letter – The Forgotten Holiday?

Thanksgiving Greetings!

The Bible tells of a beautiful story of Jesus providing miraculous healings for ten individuals suffering from Leprosy. This amazing story is found in Luke 17:11-19, and while it shares the incredible fact that Jesus is our healer, it also gives a powerful lesson on thankfulness.

If you take time to read the story, you will see that out of the ten who experienced healing from this horrible disease, only one of them took the opportunity to turn around and thank Jesus face to face.

Luke 17:15-16 And one of them, when he saw that he was healed, returned, and with a loud voice glorified God, 16 and fell down on his face at His feet, giving Him thanks. And he was a Samaritan.

Thanksgiving Letter to Church

Thanksgiving Greetings!

Most of us who have or have had Children started teaching them the basics as they were in their formative years. We taught them to say “please” when they wanted something, but we also taught them to say “thank you” upon receiving a blessing.

It wasn't something they were born with, but the more we taught them not only with our words but also with our examples, they began to use these powerful words. And for that, we are thankful!

The Bible tells us in Psalm 107:8-9 – 8 Let them give thanks to the LORD for his unfailing love and his wonderful deeds for mankind, 9 for he satisfies the thirsty and fills the hungry with good things.

Thanksgiving Letter to Church 2020

Happy Thanksgiving!

On behalf of the staff here at (NAME OF CHURCH), I wanted to take this opportunity to wish you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving Season.

Without a doubt, we could spend much time focusing on the many things going wrong in our Nation, but I want to remind us of the tremendous importance and calling we have to be a people of Thankfulness!

1 Chronicles 16:34 (NKJV) 34 Oh, give thanks to the LORD, for He is good! For His mercy endures forever.

A Thankful Spirit – Thanksgiving Letter

Thanksgiving Greetings!

It seems so appropriate that before we get to “the most wonderful time of the year”, that we take a few moments to express our thanks to God.

For many people Thanksgiving is a day to eat too much and watch football for the entire day. Yet, we as Christians know it goes far deeper than that, even though we may enjoy those things as well.

It's important that we have a thankful spirit!

John Henry Jowett, a British preacher of an earlier generation, said this about gratitude: “Gratitude is a vaccine, an antitoxin, and an antiseptic.” What did he mean? He meant that gratitude, like a vaccine, can prevent the invasion of a disgruntled, discouraged spirit. Like an antitoxin, gratitude can prevent the effects of the poisons of cynicism, criticalness, and grumbling. Like an antiseptic, a spirit of gratitude can soothe and heal the most troubled spirit.

There are a few things I wanted to share about the importance of having a thankful spirit so please take a few moments to read them.

Thank You For Attending Thanksgiving Service

Dear

I wanted to take a moment to send a note to thank you for attending our special Service of Thanksgiving this past week. What a joy it was to get together with the family of God to express our Thanks to God. His tender mercies and great compassion are new every morning!

If you do not already have a home church, we would like to extend an invitation to you as well to join us for services every Sunday here at First Christian Church.