Church Invitation Letters

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These Church Invitation Letters are a great way for churches to get the word out about upcoming events taking place at the church or even within the local community.

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These invitation letter templates are just a few of over 1,100 modifiable full-text letters within over 60 categories!

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Send a letter inviting people to a church anniversary celebration, or an invitation to a “fill-a-chair” Sunday. Possibly, you could send an invitation to a Christmas Service! Whatever the occasion, you are sure to find letters you can easily modify and use! If you don’t see what you need, be sure to make a request!

These letters a great way to invite your own congregants to a church service or event. In addition, this practice sets an example for your people to invite their own friends and family to church!

Invitation to Church for Black History Month

Dear [Recipient Name],

We are writing to extend a warm invitation to you and your family to join us at [Your Church Name] during February as we celebrate Black History Month.

Throughout the month, we will be hosting special services and events to honor the contributions and achievements of African Americans throughout history and to connect it to our faith in Jesus Christ. The African American community has a rich history in the church, and we want to celebrate and recognize the impact of this community on our faith.

Letter of Invitation to Black History Month

Dear [Name],

I am writing to extend a warm and heartfelt invitation to you to join us at [church name] as we celebrate Black History Month.

Throughout the month of February, we will be recognizing and honoring the contributions and achievements of African Americans throughout history. We will be hearing from guest speakers, participating in special worship services, and engaging in meaningful conversations about the role of the Black community in our society.

Church Christmas Letter – Home for Christmas

Christmas Greetings!

I want to take this opportunity to wish you and yours a Merry Christmas and be sure to invite you to Services here at (NAME OF CHURCH).

We often hear the words spoken or sung about being “home for Christmas.” These words can bring great comfort to the heart as so many of us think of Christmas gatherings with friends and loved ones that were a great blessing.

Yet, I want to take that further and invite you and your loved ones to attend your “Church Home” for Christmas services. I realize so many of you are already planning to join us, but perhaps some are considering other activities during this busy time of year.

Church Letter of Invitation to Grandparents Day Service

Warm Greetings!

I wanted to be sure to take this opportunity to send a letter of invitation to our Grandparents Day Service here at (NAME OF CHURCH) on Sunday, (DATE) AT (TIME).

We believe it is vitally important that we share our appreciation to those who take the time to pour their knowledge and life experiences into the younger generations.

Pastor Appreciation Letter Sample

Warm Greetings!

On behalf of the Pastor Appreciation Day Committee here at (NAME OF CHURCH), I wanted to take this opportunity to invite you to this special day.

We invite our entire church family to join us for Pastor Appreciation Day on Sunday, (DATE) at (TIME).

We plan to do our best to be a blessing to a Pastor, who has been a blessing to our congregation in so many ways.

In addition to sharing the Word of God with us, he spends many hours studying and preparing. He also visits us during both crisis moments as well as times of great joy. In addition, he has dedicated babies and grieved with us as we have buried loved ones. He has stood at the altar “tying the knot” for couples who pledge their love, and at that same altar, he has also knelt at the altar as someone gives their life to Christ for the first time.