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See You At The Altar – Encourage Parents To Pray • ChurchLetters.org

See you at the Altar - Encourage Parents to Pray

See You At The Altar – Encourage Parents To Pray

See you at the Altar - Encourage Parents to Pray

Dear

I wanted to take a moment to write to everyone concerning a very special event taking place here at the church called, “See You At The Altar”.

See You at the Altar is a day set aside (the fourth Wednesday each September) for parents and grandparents to gather and pray for their children at the beginning of the school year. The day for See You at the Altar corresponds with the day for See You at the Pole, a national day of prayer for students to meet at their school’s flagpole to pray.

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See You At The Pole – Encourage Students To Attend • ChurchLetters.org

See You at the Pole Invitation Letter

See You At The Pole – Encourage Students To Attend

See You at the Pole Invitation Letter

Dear

Well, it’s almost that time again!  What “time” you may ask?  Well, I certainly don’t want to be the bearer of bad news, but it’s time to go back to school for students all across our nation.  I believe this does not have to be bad news though, as many students are excited about going back into their schools to shine the light of the Gospel of Jesus Christ in powerful ways. Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Invitation to Back to School Prayer Service • ChurchLetters.org

Greetings in Christ!

We would like to take this opportunity to send an invitation to the entire church family to join us for a very special service on Sunday (DATE) at (TIME) when we will have a time of prayer for all the students that will be returning to school in the Fall. Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Encouragement to Fast During Lent • ChurchLetters.org

Dear (INSERT NAME)

Each year, as Lent approaches, many Christians find themselves asking what they should “give up for Lent.”  Though it is not mandatory for a Protestant believer to do so, it has become a tradition in many denominations to fast or abstain from something (food, vices, or other daily enjoyments). Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Invitation to Serve on Prayer Altar Team • ChurchLetters.org

Dear (First Name),

As you know, we are a church committed to the person of Jesus Christ and God’s revealed word, the Bible. It is our desire that people come to place their trust in Christ to forgive and lead them, and that they grow in their relationship with Him.

We also deeply value connecting to God through prayer. We know that Paul wrote in I Thessalonians 5:16-18 says, “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.” Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Prayer and Meditation Encouragement During Lent • ChurchLetters.org

Dear (INSERT NAME),

Even though I’m a fan of technology, it seems like there’s no escaping it, even if you wanted to.  In our modern, digital world, it’s easy to work around the clock:  our cell phones are always on and everyone expects their text messages and emails to be answered instantaneously.  Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Encouragement to Pray for the Persecuted Church

Dear

You have seen the tragic news headlines of brothers and sisters in Christ going through what seems to be, at least to us, unprecedented persecution around the world.

This persecution goes far beyond anything we may face, but people are paying the highest price to stay true to Christ, even if it means the loss of their own lives, and in many cases, the loss of the lives of their family members. Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Importance of Prayer on a Daily Basis • ChurchLetters.org

Dear

I wanted to take this opportunity to extend an invitation to you and your family to join us for prayer on (DAY) at (TIME) here at (LOCATION).

Nothing is quite so powerful as prayer as we take time to seek not only the “hand” of God (His works), but also as we seek the “face” of God (Who He is). Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Praying For You (Long Hospital Stay) • ChurchLetters.org

Dear

You have been in my thoughts and prayers and the prayers of your church family during your hospitalization. I know this must be a hard and trying time for you, but remember that God is with you. He promises us numerous times in the Bible that He will never leave nor forsake us and He won’t. Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Missionary Thank You Letter (Request Prayers Theme) • ChurchLetters.org

Mr. and Mrs. David Smith 1234 Right Way Fort Worth, Texas 00000

Dear Mr. Smith:

One of my favorite scriptures is found in Jeremiah 29:11, “For I know the plans I have for you declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you plans to give you hope and a future.”

We do not always know why God calls us to do what he calls us to do; only that He has a reason and that we need to be obedient to His call. Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!