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.
Written by a Pastor with over 35 years of ministry experience, they will be a great addition to your ministry efforts!
Whether it’s a letter inviting people to a church anniversary celebration, or an invitation to a “fill-a-chair” Sunday, or even an invitation to a Christmas Service, you are sure to find letters you can easily modify and use!
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Warm Greetings!
A teacher gave her class of second graders a lesson on the magnet and what it does. The next day in a written test, she included this question: ” My full name has six letters. The first one is M. I pick up things. What am I?” When the test papers were turned in, the teacher was astonished to find that almost 50 percent of the students answered the question with the word Mother.
Dear
I write this letter on behalf of the entire congregation here at (Name of Church) to extend an invitation to join us for a very special service this Memorial Day Weekend.
During this service, we want to designate time to appreciate the sacrifice of those who have served, and lost their lives in wars to defend our nation.
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Smith:
We serve a RISEN Lord – a man who was sent to this earth as a baby, who walked and lived as a man. He was later crucified and that could have been the end of the story. As a matter of fact some people worship “gods” that lived and died and they celebrate the anniversary of their deaths. However, as Christians we celebrate the life, death and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Greetings in Christ!
We are looking forward to celebrating the Resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Easter Sunday, 2021!
While the past year has been challenging in so many ways, we must never forget that over 2,000 years ago Jesus rose from the grave! No tomb could hold our sinless redeemer who had come to take the guilt of sin to the cross just as if He was the one who was the sinner!
The cross was the cruelest of deaths in that day and was reserved only for the most hardened criminals. As we know, Jesus was not at all anything like that, and as a matter of fact, the main thing He was “guilty” of was loving and forgiving sinners!
Greetings in Christ,
Sanctity of Life Sunday is on (DATE), and this year we will be dedicating time during the morning service for this essential day.
On January 13, 1984, President Ronald Reagan issued a proclamation designating January 22 as the first National Sanctity of Human Life Day. (January 22, 1973, was the day the U.S. Supreme Court legalized abortion-on-demand in all 50 states.) Churches around the United States use the day to celebrate God's gift of life, commemorate the many lives lost to abortion, and commit themselves to protect human life at every stage.
Churches continue to recognize the third Sunday of January each year as National Sanctity of Human Life Sunday.