Thank you notes for children’s ministry volunteers are always a blessing. So use or adapt the wording below. Express appreciation for all the wonderful folks who keep your church’s kidmin program running!
Ideas for Thank You Notes for Children’s Ministry Volunteers
Dear KidMin Team Member, I’m so thankful for you!
Thank you for taking care of all the details.
You handle thousands of little jobs during the week that make weekends, programs, and events run smoothly. Most people don’t know how hard you work. But we know that weekend services, events, and programs don’t happen automatically. It takes a lot of work. Thanks for going the second mile, week in and week out, to make it happen.
Thank you for focusing on the next generation.
I know children’s ministry doesn’t always get the attention, recognition, budget, and promotion that other ministries do. But thanks for not letting that stop you from serving the least of these. One day, the least of these will do the most for God’s kingdom. And you’re preparing them for that day. You’re investing in kids who will lead strong long after you’re gone.
Thanks for loving.
Thank you for loving children, parents, and grandparents. For loving children’s ministry volunteers and students. Your heart is synced with the heart of Jesus.
Thank you for not giving up.
Thanks for continuing when people misunderstand you or don’t appreciate you. For continuing when you make mistakes, when the pay is little to none, when you’re discouraged. Thanks for continuing when needs exceed the budget. When you’re short on help or when someone you’ve mentored walks away. For continuing when kids don’t listen or do the opposite of what you teach. For continuing when people resist much-needed change. Thank you for fighting on, keeping your faith, and staying on course.
Thanks for loving the hard-to-love child.
Thank you for looking beyond the surface and seeing what the child can be. It matters that you believe in this child when no one else does. Thanks for not turning your back on him when he disrupts your lessons and acts out the turmoil he’s experiencing outside of church. You look beyond the symptoms and try to help him overcome the cause of his actions.
