The hymn letter
One page, written to you, about this month's hymn.
- The hymn and the line that sticks with you
- Where it came from and who wrote it
- A story from my own life
One hymn a month, by mail
A little HymnCouragement in your mailbox.
Each month you get a letter about one hymn: where it came from, a line worth holding onto, and a story from me. Then pass the postcard on to someone who needs it.
First letters mail in November. Cancel anytime.
What comes in the envelope
One page, written to you, about this month's hymn.
A stained-glass postcard with a line from the hymn. Write a note on the back, add a stamp, and mail it to someone who could use some encouragement.
Some months the postcard comes as line art for you to color in first.
A look at the first letter
“It is well, it is well with my soul.”
Who's writing
I'm a school teacher who grew up in the church. Many of the first songs I learned on the guitar were hymns. Although many years have passed since these hymns were written, they are full of truth and encouragement for our lives today!
Membership
Give one
Gift
Send the letters to a parent, grandparent or friend from church. Great for homebound members, too.
Give a yearChurches and homebound ministries: bundles are coming. Email backpewletters@gmail.com and I'll reach out.
Join now and your first letter goes out in November.