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Church Welcome – Third Sunday of Lent

Third Sunday of Lent Church Welcome

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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Easter Service Invitation (Evangelistic Opportunity) • ChurchLetters.org

Easter Service Invitation (Evangelistic Opportunity)

Resurrection Greetings in Christ!

Most of us know that Easter and Christmas are two times during the calendar year of the church that people are most likely to attend church, yet did you know there are far more people who would attend if they had a simple invitation?

Thom Rainer, a Christian blogger and researcher recently polled over 300 non-churched people, and found that ninety-six percent of them are at least are at least somewhat likely to attend church if invited! Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Church Welcome – Second Sunday of Lent

Church Welcome – Second Sunday of Lent

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! Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Thank Bishop for Accepting Invitation to Speak

Thank Bishop for Accepting Invitation to Speak

Dear Bishop (NAME),

Greetings in Christ!

I wanted to take this opportunity to send a letter to thank you for accepting our invitation to preach at our upcoming Services!

Without a doubt, we are excited about all that God will do as we gather together as one to worship Him together before we hear the Word of God shared by you. Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Letter of thanks for Christmas gift

Letter of thanks for Christmas gift

Warm greetings!

I wanted to take a moment to send you this letter to let you know how much I appreciate your thoughtfulness during the Christmas holiday to my family and me.

We realize that you have family members and friends that are during this time of year, you have chosen to bless us as well.

I’m looking forward to a brand-new year here at (name of church) as we continue to do our best to reach this community for Christ

So thanks again and maybe God richly bless you and yours during this holiday season.

Blessings in Christ,

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Thank You Letter to Guest Minister

Thank You Letter to Guest Minister

Greetings in Christ!

I would be remiss if I didn’t take a few moments to send you a note to thank you for ministering here at (NAME OF CHURCH) this past week.

It was wonderful to see the Holy Spirit ministering to you and through you as you shared the timeless truths of the Word of God! Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Invitation Letter to a Pastor to Preach

Invitation Letter to a Pastor to Preach

Greetings in Christ!

I trust you are doing well and God is richly blessing your ministry at (NAME OF CHURCH)!

We are excited about what Lord is doing here at (NAME OF CHURCH) AND would be honored if you would consider coming here to speak to our congregation on (DATE) for services both in the morning and evening. Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!

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Ash Wednesday and Lent Letter – Encourage to Participate

Dear (NAME),

“To grant to those who mourn in Zion— to give them a beautiful headdress instead of ashes, the oil of gladness instead of mourning, the garment of praise instead of a faint spirit; that they may be called oaks of righteousness, the planting of the Lord, that he may be glorified.”—Isaiah 61: 3

A faint spirit, the oil of mourning, the ashes of grief—God promises to deliver us from these. What a blessing it is to serve a God who turns the sorrow of grief into a time of praise! Logged in Members, CLICK HERE to view and/or copy full text!