Writing a letter to a child or teen doesn't always come naturally. So if you're stuck on what to say, follow this template:
1) Choose a greeting:
- Merry Christmas, [name]! I hope you are doing very well, and I pray that you and your family are healthy.
- Hello, [name]! I'm writing to wish you a very Merry Christmas! I hope you are healthy and happy.
2) Share something about yourself:
- I am excited to celebrate Christmas with my family very soon. This year, we will... [describe an activity you will do].
- We had a wonderful time celebrating Christmas as a family this year. My favorite part was... [elaborate].
- I enjoy celebrating the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ with my family each year. When I was your age, my favorite part about Christmas was... [elaborate].
3) Share a wish or prayer for your child:
- I hope you have a wonderful time celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ with your family and community!
- I pray that you experience so much joy, peace, love, and hope this Christmas. Remember that Jesus is our Emmanuel, which means God With Us. I hope you feel His presence with you at all times.
4) Encourage their education:
- Continue to work hard and do your best in your studies in the next semester! I believe in you and I pray for your success!
- I hope you are working hard in school and learning a lot. Sometimes our studies can be difficult, but I encourage you to persevere and always give your best effort!
5) Wrap it up:
- You are in my thoughts and my prayers. God bless you and your family!
- I will continue to pray for you and think of you often. God bless you!
- We love you and we are praying for you!