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Dear [Visitor],
We hope this letter finds you well. We wanted to follow up with you after your Sunday visit to our church. We hope you had a meaningful experience with us and felt welcomed by our community.
As you may know, our church is a place of fellowship, worship, and growth in faith. We believe that being part of a church family is an essential aspect of a healthy and fulfilling life, and we would love the opportunity to get to know you better and support you on your spiritual journey.
Welcome! We are so honored that you have chosen to join us for Christmas Eve Service here at (NAME OF CHURCH)!
Life has been a bit challenging over the past nearly three years as we continue to navigate a global pandemic, as well as many other challenges too numerous to mention.
Yet tonight, our focus will not be centered on the problems of this world, but the problem solver who came to us over 2,000 years ago!
(Editor's Note: This letter is from 2021, directly following the Pandemic year of 2020. It can still be easily modified to work for a different year because God is STILL on the throne!)
Warm Greetings!
As we embark upon a New Year, once again, we find that we are still dealing with this Pandemic in (COUNTRY). But, as you know, the entire world is going through much of the same.
I don't know about you, but perhaps there was a sense of hope last year at this time that as we turned the page on 2020, this would all be behind us within a few months. But that's not the case despite man's best efforts of masks, vaccines, and mandates!
While humanity can only do what we can in our strength, I want to remind you today that God is still on the Throne regardless of where we have been or where we are going!
Greetings in Christ!
One of the most popular Christmas movies is entitled: “It's a Wonderful Life.”
In this movie, George Bailey, played by Jimmy Stewart, became quite unhappy with his life through challenging events he encountered. While he had hopes and dreams of his own, due to the death of his Father, he felt “stuck” in his hometown as he took leadership of the Savings and Loan, soon to be defunct.
As it appeared that everything had been lost due to the wrong actions of “Mr. Potter,” he was moved to the edge of despair. He wondered aloud whether the town and world would have been better off if he had not been born.
I won't share any more of the story with you in case you haven't seen the movie, but I would highly recommend it for anyone to view who may need a reminder of the value of their life!
Warm Greetings!
As we once again come upon “the most wonderful time of the year”, I wanted to take this opportunity to share some words of encouragement with our church family.
This year, we are confronted with the real possibility that some of the gifts our children or grandchildren want may be on a ship off the coast of California! There seems to be an interruption in the supply chain, and while there is most likely much blame to go around for the situation, it's still a situation!
Someone has rightfully observed that we may have to get back to celebrating Christmas for what it's really all about, which is Jesus Christ!