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 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!
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.
I just wanted to take a moment to send a letter of invitation to our annual Church Valentines Banquet to be held on (DAY, DATE AND TIME) here in the Church Fellowship Hall.
Each year, we take this time to spend with our loved ones here at First Christian Church as we celebrate the love God has planted in our hearts for each other.
As we prepare to “cross over” from this year to a new year, I'm reminded of a powerful story from Joshua 3:14-17, which, no doubt, will be familiar to most of you.
God's people had been delivered from slavery in Egypt after 400 years of serving the goals and agenda of godless leaders in a pagan nation. They then spent the next 40 years wandering in the wilderness as a result of disobedience, disbelief, and despair! Moses had passed away, and a new leader named Joshua was now leading the people into the land promised by God to His people.
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.
