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Dear Church Family,
He is Risen!
Those are three of the most beautiful words to be arranged in a sentence you will ever hear!
As we move rapidly towards another Easter Sunday, or as some would call it…Resurrection Sunday, I want to take a moment to encourage you to invite your friends and neighbors out to church with you.
Dear
Greetings in the Name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!
I wanted to take this opportunity to briefly introduce myself to you, and to let you know that I have been asked by the leadership here at (NAME OF CHURCH) to fill the role of Christian Education Director here at the church.
Dear
Greetings in the Name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!
I wanted to take this time to send you this letter to share with you concerning upcoming events in the life of our church, as well as my own ministry.
Dear Team Members,
It hardly seems possible, but the (NAME OF CONFERENCE) is almost here! I don't know about you, but I'm getting excited about all the things God will do through this event, and of course, seeing lives changed for His glory!
This has been (and will continue to be) a lot of work for all of us, yet I'm reminded of the old saying “many hands make light work”.
Dear
I am sometimes asked a question which might go like this: “Why do you insist that I need to attend a local church when I get tremendous enjoyment in attending a different church often?”
We live in a day which offers the message of the Gospel to the Sinner, and inspiration to the Christian in a vast variety of ways such as the internet, radio, television, cd's, MP3 files, and on and on it goes!
Well, I wanted to take a few moments to share some thoughts regarding the importance and value of attending a local church. You may know of more reasons, but for now here are a few.