Outreach

Last spring a friend who is an elementary school teacher mentioned that she has received so many coffee mugs from parents she didn’t have space for any more of them. She felt completely inundated with gifts when the experience (the school year) was over.

It seems in our post-Christian culture that the courage (or perhaps even willingness) to share our faith is becoming rare. Why is that? 

An oft forgotten tool, Door Hangers offer a unique opportunity to engage your current members in local outreach, generate awareness of your church in your local neighborhoods, and create opportunities for face-to-face engagement, prayer, and inviting people to attend your church.

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Most Churches tend to see growth and attendance stall in the summer months. Does it have to be that way? A full 60% or more of people in our communities don't attend church at all, so there's no shortage of people to invite. How can we engage these people and invite them to our church this summer?

While many people will be taking vacation this summer there is still ample opportunity to invite people when they are at home. Not all of America will be on vacation at the same time so let’s open our church doors to those people that are still in the neighborhood each weekend. An Acts of Kindness Campaign engages our communities and raises awareness about your church.

Once you have guests visiting your church the goal is to get them to stick around.

Numerical growth is often on the mind of pastors and church leadership.

Living in the Post-Modern era offers a lot of temptation specifically as it relates to the advancement of technology.  It seems right away when kids are born they are handed a smartphone or tablet and begin interacting in the digital world.

Our culture continues to change at a rapid rate. The minute we think we have understood a cultural shift and adjusted our approach we recognize it has changed yet again.  The effectiveness of your church is influenced greatly by your understanding of the culture which God has placed your church in.

Many pastors are bi-vocational – meaning their job at the church isn’t their first or only job.

In fact many in our day are choosing to be bi-vocational to force a connection with non-believers and stay relevant.

Christmas is such an important time of year for your church. Think of the amount of people who check out church this time of year who normally wouldn’t otherwise darken the door of one.  It’s a huge opportunity to connect with new people.