Businesses are great at practicing that which we Christians should excel at when it comes to church growth: hospitality. In the business world, it’s called… Read More »Using Hospitality to Increase Church Growth
The process of getting a new member educated about your church, the theology and doctrine you adhere to, and how they can get plugged in… Read More »New Member Classes: Starting off on the Right Foot
Many churches are continuing the push to reach new people as they realize the need to engage the millennial generation. These outreach efforts can certainly… Read More »Outreach 101: 5 Keys to Discipleship and Growth
Piloting a helicopter demands one’s complete attention to control the madness of the multiple parts of the machine. Pilots lean on 3 dimensional thinking to… Read More »Cultivating a Well-Rounded Ministry
It’s no surprise that churches should go to great lengths to reach out to visitors, but do they? New visitors should be treated like VIP’s… Read More »Giving your Visitors the VIP Treatment
Visitors come and visitors go, but successful churches create systems that make it easy for them to stay. Visitors come to church for different reasons.… Read More »6 Easy Steps for Visitor Follow-Up
Being a first-time visitor at a new church is listed up there on my least favorite experiences, along with starting high school and having the… Read More »6 Things NOT to do to First-Time Visitors
Churches monitor many different metrics to determine the health of their church. Tithes and offerings, baptisms, new members, the number involved in small groups, and… Read More »Is Assimilation Part of your Church Culture?
The longer your members are actively involved in your ministry, the harder it becomes for them to remember when they were first-time visitors walking through… Read More »5 Tips to Engage and Welcome Visitors into your Church Community
Growing churches tend to have a dynamic leader, but many of them have a marketing machine behind them. Yes, nothing can be accomplished without the… Read More »The Secrets to an In-Depth Follow-Up Campaign in Your Church