These Mothers Day Letters are for churches to get the word out as you celebrate Mothers each year at Church!
The letters are written by a Pastor with over 35 years of ministry experience. You are sure to find a letter that will help you get started!
Just copy, paste, modify and send!
Mother’s Day is always one of the “highlight” Sundays of the year for a church. Often, a Mother will request that her children attend service with her. Possibly there may be grown children who attend your church and use this day as a way to invite her!
The possibilities are endless for making this a great day. Take some time to recognize Mothers during the church service. Some churches give carnations or other special flowers or plants to them as they leave.
Keep in mind is that there are those within the service who may have wanted to be Moms but were not able. The reasons could be many for that, but this should be an open door to speak compassion and support. Yet, don’t let it hold you back from honoring Moms during the Mother’s Day service.
You could send a letter to follow up with a visiting Mother or an invitation to Mother’s Day Service.
Take the time to modify an invitation to a Mother Daughter Banquet and be sure to get the word out in plenty of time!
Invitation to Mother's Day Service 2024
Warm Greetings in Christ!
As we approach Mother's Day, I invite you and your family to join us for the service on (DATE) at (TIME). We look forward to this special day every year at (NAME OF CHURCH) as we celebrate these wonderful gifts called Mom!
We live in a world today that is doing its best to diminish and detract from the tremendous value God has placed on mothers.
On this special occasion of Mother's Day, we take a moment to pay tribute to the most important woman in our lives – our mothers. A mother's love knows no bounds, and her impact on our lives is immeasurable.
Mothers are the first to comfort us when we are hurt, the first to encourage us when we feel discouraged, and the first to celebrate our successes with us. They are our teachers, our role models, and our confidantes. Their selflessness and sacrifice know no limits.
These past few years have been a challenge for so many people, yet it seems Mothers have risen to the occasion!
(Please note: This tribute may also be used as a letter of invitation to Mother's Day)
Welcome to all Mothers who are either in attendance today or watching this service online.
The past few years have been quite a challenge for every individual on the planet, but especially Moms! (Don't worry, Dads, your day is coming soon).
While there are no classes on how to be a mother during a Global Pandemic, I believe if there ever is one in the future, Moms could write the workbook for it! Let's pray such a class is never needed, though!
While we are on the other side of this pandemic struggle, (seemingly) there are still challenges that parents face, especially if the goal is to raise a child to serve the Lord.
(Letter may be used any year)
Greetings in Christ!
What a wonderful time of the year! Once again, it is time to “give honor where honor is due” here at (NAME OF CHURCH) by honoring all Mothers who attend our services on Mother's Day.
We are of the belief of course that Mothers should be honored on a daily basis, and not just one day out of an entire year, yet it is always such a joy to simply take time during our services to recognize and appreciate those who give so much, and in so many ways.
Warm Greetings!
A teacher gave her class of second graders a lesson on the magnet and what it does. The next day in a written test, she included this question: ” My full name has six letters. The first one is M. I pick up things. What am I?” When the test papers were turned in, the teacher was astonished to find that almost 50 percent of the students answered the question with the word Mother.