Greetings and peace from our Lord Jesus Christ! Today is the first Sunday of Lent, and we are happy to have you with us at INSERT NAME OF CHURCH HERE as we prepare our minds and spirits for the events of the Lenten season.
Whether you regularly worship at INSERT NAME OF CHURCH HERE or whether you’re visiting with us to see if this place is right for you, we encourage you to join us in this season of the Christian journey.
Welcome to (NAME OF CHURCH)!
We are so glad you've chosen to join us for worship today on this second Sunday of Lent and trust this will be a great day of blessing for you and your loved ones.
In this season leading up to Easter, we are reminded once again of the importance of taking time to reflect on the goodness of God and His desire to dwell with us, and in us!
Welcome to Church!
On this third Sunday of Lent, we wanted to take this opportunity to welcome you and your loved ones, as well as challenge you.
In John Chapter 4, we read the wonderful story of Jesus meeting the Samaritan woman at the well and welcoming to her despite the fact that Jews and Samaritans were filled with hate for each other.
Of course, Jesus knew nothing about hating people so He took time to meet with her, answered her questions, and in turn, welcomed her as a new believer in Him as the Messiah.
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We are so happy that you have chosen to join us for worship on this Fourth Sunday of Lent and we wanted to be sure to greet you today!
Lives are drawing closer to Christ during this time as each and every day during this Lenten Season we examine our lives to determine adjustments that need to be made along the way.
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We are so happy that you have chosen to join us for worship on this Fifth Sunday of Lent, and we wanted to be sure to greet you today!
Like you, I feel a greater sense of anticipation as we draw closer to the beautiful day we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!
As Jesus drew closer to that day, He knew that while the resurrection would be a day of great victory, the cross would be first. He shared this with His disciples from time to time about this fact, yet they didn't understand what was about to happen.