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!
(Letter may be used any year)
Dear
I wanted to take a moment to be sure to send you a personal invitation to our Annual Mother Daughter Banquet here at (NAME OF CHURCH).
What a wonderful time of the year to gather together to celebrate the joys of Motherhood, as well as to spend some quality time with your daughter!
Greetings and peace from our Lord Jesus Christ! We at INSERT NAME OF CHURCH HERE are so happy that you have chosen to spend a portion of Mothers Day at our worship service.
Even though Mother’s Day isn't necessarily a Christian holiday, we seek to honor all mothers today: new mothers, old mothers, mothers who have passed away, mothers who have lost children, mothers who bore us and gave us life,
Greetings in Christ!
We are delighted you have honored us with you presence at our Annual Women's Luncheon in which we give “honor where honor is due”, as well as enjoying a blessed time of fellowship and delicious food at the same time!
Dear Church Member:
Parenting is a tough job! As a single parent, the challenges of raising children by yourself can be particularly difficult. Not only are you a sympathetic and loving mother, but also a disciplinarian and provider at the same time. With so many demands and expectations placed on you, it is no wonder that being a single parent can be very stressful.
With Mother's Day fast approaching, I wanted to be sure to take this opportunity to extend a special invitation to all Mothers to attend services here at First Christian Church.