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Greetings in Christ!
While many are focused on what might be the politically correct thing to say during this wonderful Holiday, we focus upon the Christ of Christmas!
So, with that in mind, let me take this opportunity to wish you and yours a Merry Christmas as once again, we as a church family celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, King of Kings and Lord of Lords!
Thanksgiving Greetings!
Once again, we are nearing that time of year in which we express our Thanksgiving to God. He is truly our provider and source of blessings.
Perhaps you've noticed, as I have, that as soon as October is over and November arrives, we begin to see Christmas decorations immediately go up! While I'm thrilled when Christmas comes, I'm always just a bit sentimental about the importance of Thanksgiving. Even on the first of November, I'm already seeing ads for Black Friday, and also Black Friday seems to start earlier than ever!
Somebody slow down and be thankful!
I'm sending this Thanksgiving Offering Letter as we usually do at some point before Thanksgiving. On Thanksgiving Sunday, we are looking forward to receiving a special Thanksgiving Offering that assists us as a church to be a blessing.
Psalm 106:1 – Praise the Lord. Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; His love endures forever.
One of the great themes of the Bible is that we are to be a people of Thanksgiving, not just one particular day of the year, but as Christians, we are to be thankful daily.
On behalf of the Congregation here at First Christian Church, I wanted to take a moment to send a note to let you know we are thinking about you during this special time of the year.
Dear _____________________,
You’ll be excited to know that our annual Fall Harvest Party will be on October _________ at 6pm in the Fellowship Hall and you are cordially invited. Year after year children and youth have been attending this exciting event filled with all sorts of activities and fun. The children and youth pastors have put a great deal of time and effort into making this event one of our most popular events of the year!
First Christian Church’s Fall Harvest Party is not only for members of this church but for the community as well. We like to think of this evening as a great time for outreach to those who are in need of love, life, and fellowship. Feel free to bring your friends, family, and neighbors to this fun-filled evening and let the spirit of love soar.
Greetings in Christ!
We are looking forward to a wonderful service the Sunday before Thanksgiving as we take time to appreciate and express our thanks to the Lord for His bountiful blessings in our lives.
I’m reminded a bit about a tremendous story in the Bible, Luke 17:11-19 where Jesus healed ten lepers. Yet, while 9 of the lepers went their way rejoicing in their healing, only 1 of them in fact turned around to go back to express his thanks to the Lord for the miracle that had taken place in his life.
Imagine that! 1 out of 10 said thank you! We are often so quick to correct and instruct our children when it comes to the importance of saying, “thank you.” You and I are challenged on a weekly basis, and yes, even daily, to express our love and appreciation to the Lord.