Pastor Poems
Pastor poems can say, "I appreciate you" in a way that a handshake and a
gift
never can. Think of these poems as a way to give your pastor a "literary hug." Depending on how you plan to use pastor poetry, you may also want to look at
pastor appreciation poems
,
pastor anniversary poems,
or
pastor's wife poems.
Thank You
This pastor poem says, "Thank you," for the gentle way our pastors walk with us through good times and bad.For all the times you walked with me
And gently held my hand,
The times you stopped to answer why,
To help me learn and understand.
Each time I fall or stumble, you
Reach out to me and lift me up to stand.
You are there in good times,
Even though I forget to thank you.
You are there in bad times,
To pick me up and see me through.
Thank you Pastor for being there
To make each day brand new. by Judy Crowe
For You I Pray
This pastor poem will let your pastor know that you pray for him daily. That in itself is perhaps the best pastor appreciation of all!In my prayer for you I pray
That God will bless you in a special way.
Your precious smile, your warm handshake,
Your words of concern, my day does make.
For this my friend I say: Thank you. In my prayer for you I pray;
That in your life, God has His way,
That, as you go from task to task,
For what you need, in faith you'll ask.
For this my friend, I say: Bless you. In my prayer for you I pray;
That in your trials, you'll pray
For guidance clear and wisdom dear,
And the Lord's presence ever near.
For this my friend, I say: I care. In my prayer for you I pray;
That your life be touched in a special way
And that our friendship means as much
As our lives made happy by the Master's touch.
For this my friend, I say: Praise the Lord. by Judy Crowe
If You Hadn't Told Me
What would your Christian life be like without the influence of your pastor? Would you even be a Christian? This pastor poem reminds us of the important role our pastors have in our lives.If you hadn't told me
About a man who died for me,
How he walked the road to Calvary,
Then where, in the world, would I be? If you hadn't showed me
The words that he spoke to me,
The love that came so easily,
Then where, in the world, would I be? If you hadn't loved me
Enough to witness to me,
How Jesus died to set me free,
Then where, in the world, would I be? If you hadn't told me
How his blood was shed for me,
How from sin, I am set free,
Then where, in the world, would I be? by Judy Crowe
My Pastor Knows
Sometimes it seems that our pastors can see right through us. This pastor poem shows our thankfulness for a pastor who knows us, sees us for who we really are, and yet loves us.When life seems to leave me sad
And every little thing seems to go bad,
I have someone who really shows
He cares, yes my Pastor knows. When Satan comes and tempts me sore
And it seems I can take no more,
I have someone who really shows
He cares, yes my Pastor knows. When I might stumble and nearly fall
And when I need help and fail to call,
I have someone who really shows
He cares, yes my Pastor knows. When I become weak and ready to quit
And other things look good, I must admit,
I have someone who really shows
He cares, yes my Pastor knows. There's always things to bring me down
And I could always be seen with a frown,
But I have someone who really shows
He cares, yes my Pastor knows. by Judy Crowe
I hope these pastor poems help you show your pastor appreciation to the shepherd God gave to your church.
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