Dear
As we are all painfully aware, our community has been devastated by serious tornadoes.  While we are thankful that the human toll was low, we must not forget the many members of our community who lost everything they own.  For this reason, I am asking those who can to make a special offering that will be used to help the victims of the tornadoes.

I can’t imagine what it would be like to lose everything: family photographs, wedding albums, the kid’s first drawings….it would be such a time of trial.  To suffer such a loss and to also have to deal with not having the most basic of necessities, such as food, shelter and clothing would be so difficult.

While some items certainly can’t be replaced, I’d like for First Christian Church to do what we can.  We often hear the phrase “do unto others” quoted, and this is a perfect situation to take that attitude to heart.

If it were your family, wouldn’t you want others to step up and lend a hand in helping you get back on your feet?  As the church, this is part of our obligation and a wonderful opportunity to show God’s love through our actions.

I look forward to the opportunity to bless the lives of those most affected by the tornadoes, and I hope that you will do what you can  to bring blessings to those who have lost so much.

Thank you in advance for being prayerful about giving to this worthy cause.

In Christ,

Pastor John Doe

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Dear

I wanted to take the time to introduce myself as the pastor of First Christian Church.  We are located at 1234 Smith Avenue.  Because we truly value the importance of what your organization does for our city, we wanted to extend an open invitation to use the church facilities during emergency situations.

Whether as an emergency shelter, a drop off point for donations, meetings of your officers or firefighters, or any other need, this building is open to your department.

Feel free to stop by if you’d like to tour the building and become familiar with our facility.  This may help you understand how you may be able to utilize the building during an emergency.

Please come by and talk with me about other ways that our church building and church family can be of assistance to your departments.  We are part of this community and would count it a privilege to help in any way we can.

Just call the church secretary for a time that I will be in the office.  I look forward to hearing from you.  Thank you again for all that you do every day to make our community a safer place.

In Christ,

Pastor John Doe

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Dear

I greet you in the Name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, and encourage you to read the following note with an open heart concerning the need presented here.

When Thomas Edison was 67 years old, spontaneous combustion broke out in his film room. Everything was destroyed. The next morning, Edison looked at the ruins and said, “There is great value in disaster. All our mistakes are burned up. Thank God we can start anew.” Three weeks after the fire, Edison managed to deliver the first phonograph.
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Fortunately, most of us will never have to live through a disaster that destroys everything we own.

However, our neighbors in Haiti are rising every morning amid the ruins of their homeland following the terrible earthquake that recently struck the island.

For people who have already suffered from crippling poverty and lack of education, this catastrophe brings unimaginable suffering.

However, in nature's destruction lie the seeds of hope for the future, and the tragedy suffered by the Haitians is an opportunity for we as Christians to shower them with the Love of God. Christ instructs us to “Love your neighbor as yourself” (Luke 10:27).

Here at FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, we are blessed to enjoy the benefits of living in safety and abundance. What better way for us to follow our Lord's call than to share our blessings with the victims of the Haitian earthquake? To that end, we will receive a special offering on Sunday, MONTH, DAY, to benefit earthquake relief for Haiti.

Please search your heart and give what the Lord places in your heart to share.

Blessings in Christ,

Pastor John Doe

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