This year as we celebrate July 4th, Independence Day, let us remember the men and women who have fought and died for the freedom that we enjoy in this country each and every day.
There is much to be said for freedom. Freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom to be whom and what we choose to be are all a part of the American Dream. With freedom came a great price for many who have gone on before us and we must always be grateful to them.
First Methodist of Monroe, where we are members is hosting an Annual Friends Day on Sunday, __________ at our 10:30 church worship service. It is always a wonderful time of fellowship and fun.
We wanted to write to invite you to join us for this special day as our special friends.
Each year our church, First Methodist of ______________ hosts a Friends Day. Each member is asked to invite one or more of their friends to this specific day of worship at our church. It is always a wonderful time of fellowship and fun, and of course, food!
In two weeks, we will be hosting our Annual Friend Day at church. Each year, we ask all of our members to invite your friends to a specific day of worship with you at our church. Each year we have been blessed with a multitude of people who come and worship the Lord with us. It is always a wonderful time of fellowship and fun.
I am writing this letter to extend an invitation to our new Pastor's Installation Service which will be held on (DATE) at 3:00 PM in the afternoon. We are holding this on a Sunday afternoon in recognition of the fact that many of those we are inviting may be attending services at your own church in the morning.