Long considered the simplest yet most spiritually complex symbol of Christianity, the cross is the perfect shape for celebrating a pastor’s retirement. This Pastor Retirement Cross cheerfully wishes your good shepherd Many Blessings as he begins the next chapter in life.
Minister retirement celebration gift wordings don’t need to be overly flowery, simply thank your pastor for his compassion and generosity with a gift that will stand the test of time. Our textured, deep-etch engraving is included at no additional cost. Any verse of scripture, personalized message or line of poetry will enhance the elegance of this piece, so enjoy brainstorming wording ideas honoring a retiring pastor for this momentous occasion! The Pastor Retirement Cross is the perfect gift to send blessing for a retiring pastor who has given their careers in service to God.
Suitable for: Pastor retirement gift ideas; Pastor retirement gifts; Pastor farewell gifts; Clergy Retirement gifts
Many Blessings!
To Our Beloved Pastor
As our shepherd, we thank God for the deep compassion, dedication and generosity you have shared with your flock for over the last 15 years.
We are sorry that you are leaving this congregation. We will always remember you.
May God bless and keep you safely in His arms as you take up the new appointment and continue your work of faith at the new church.
With Love & Gratitude From Your Church Family
Rejoice in Your Accomplishments!
God is surely smiling on you today as you celebrate 25 years in service to our Lord!
Wishing you a future filled with blessings, fulfillment, and all the happiness you deserve!
A Gift From You Church Family
Retirement Celebration
It’s a high calling, one sheep being designated to lead the others. But you’ve always shown that your master is the Shepherd and your job is to follow Him wherever He leads the flock.
Thank you for blessing our church with humble leadership, priestly ministry, and a deep love of the Lord. You have blessed us in so many ways.
Well done, good and faithful servant... Enter into the joy of your lord. Bible Verse ... Matthew 25:21
