Invite ward members, non-members, friends and neighbors to your primary’s up coming primary program! Use this simple primary program invitation! Check out my primary program invitation for the current year HERE.
A fellow primary music leader asked if I was making an invitation for the program and I had to stop and ask myself why would anyone need an invitation?
It just never dawned on me to formally tell families the date and time of when their child would be presenting in Sacrament Meeting. Goes to show you I’ve never been in charge of a presentation before!! I always know when the program is – for obvious reasons!
Primaries can send these primary program invitations home with their kids to let families know when the program will be (and maybe even a few extras to invite grandparents and any other family/friends that would want to come). Attach the kids’ program parts to the invitation using an envelope or staple it together.
Primary Program Invitation Options:
One option is a quarter sheet page. The other option is a half sheet page so you can print what fits your needs…
You can download these documents at my Resource Library. Instructions for access is at the bottom of this post.
I like to keep my designs for these kinds of items simple – a black and white line drawing. This way it can be easily copied at the church library. And if you notice, it’s the exact same look as the CD cover I created HERE and the program HERE – all nice and uniform!
Then before you make copies, fill in the sheets with your ward’s primary program information. Copy, cut and distribute! Easy – just the way I like it!!
These printables are filed on my Resource Library page under Category Title > Primary Program & Invitation > 2015.
4 thoughts on “Primary Program – Invitation”
In addition to using them for the families in your ward, my kids like to invite their non member people–teachers and coaches, etc. What better Sunday to have investigators there!
I was about to say the same thing as Amy. We invite neighbors, teachers, friends, etc. The families mostly already know!
I was about to say the same thing as Amy. We invite neighbors, teachers, friends, etc. The families mostly already know!
We're having our Primary make the invitations during the run-through. (I got the idea after reading your post about coloring the paper programs.) The adults put the information on the front and the kids color or write something on the other side and they can give them to someone they want to hear their testimony. Some kids will give them to Mom or Dad, some to a friend at school, and there will probably be a set of older boys who exchange invitations.