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In Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, he said, “God has given revelation through the Spirit, for the Spirit explores the depths of everything, even the depths of God…The spirit we have received is…God’s own Spirit, so that we may understand the lavish gifts God has given us.”
Let us take a moment in silence to value the many talents and gifts that God has given especially to our volunteers and all who dedicate their life’s work to Catholic health ministry and are faithful to the healing mission of Jesus. For all these gifts, given out of your love, we thank you, God of all goodness.
Leader
As the spirit blows gently in our midst, may we move with that wind to choose extraordinary witnesses of Jesus’ healing ministry.
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We thank you, God of all goodness.
Leader
We pray for all those in our ministry who volunteer in our hospital, may their commitment to the healing ministry of Jesus be enhanced by their compassion for the suffering.
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We thank you, God of all goodness.
Leader
Recreate in us a heart and spirit renewed, a heart and spirit dedicated to your holy healing work.
All
We thank you, God of all goodness.
Leader
Lord, as we gather here we remember that all we have in this world is first a gift from you that requires the collaboration of human hands. Thank you for all those who offer their time and talents, joining in our ministry of bringing healing, hope, and compassion to all those in need.
We ask this in Jesus’ name. Amen.
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Thank volunteers through a volunteer appreciation letter
One cannot underestimate the contribution volunteers make in any operation. They give their precious time and talents even when they know they will get nothing in return. Thanking them with a proper letter is the least you can do to make sure you appreciate their efforts.
Things to consider when writing to a volunteer
There are a number of points to go over when thanking a volunteer and we can take a look at some by learning what a volunteer appreciation letter sample should look like. First and foremost let the volunteer know who you are and mention the operation that the person had volunteered in. It is very important to think what the volunteer has done for your organization, where he or she has shined and contributed better than others and clearly mention it in the letter.
Next it is always nice to let them know that you appreciate them sacrificing their own time to help you out. Lastly mention that you will always be willing to accept their help and they can volunteer again whenever they want.
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