How to Promote Your Vacation Bible School and Reach More Families

Thomas Costello Leave a Comment

In this energizing episode of our podcast, we dive deep into the exciting realm of Vacation Bible School (VBS) – a time-honored tradition where faith, fun, and families come together.

More than just exploring the mechanics of organizing a VBS, we are tackling the ever-crucial aspect of promotion and outreach. From leveraging social media to fostering strong community connections, we provide you with a comprehensive guide on how to broaden the reach of your Vacation Bible School and engage more families in this spiritually enriching experience.

Whether you’re a seasoned VBS organizer or a novice eager to learn the ropes, tune in as we unravel the secrets to creating a more impactful, inclusive, and unforgettable Vacation Bible School experience.

Our church is planning a Vacation Bible School this summer and we really want to reach as many families as possible. Do you have any specific strategies or tips for promoting our VBS event effectively, both within our congregation and to the broader community?

Church Website

Make sure your VBS is prominently featured on your church’s website homepage, with all relevant details and a registration form.

Social Media

Use your church’s social media platforms to promote the event. Share pictures from previous years, highlight exciting activities, and count down to the event date.

Email Newsletter

Send out information about the VBS in your church’s email newsletter. Consider having a separate section dedicated to updates as the event approaches.

Community Partnerships

Collaborate with local businesses, schools, or community centers. They may allow you to leave flyers or even promote your event in their newsletters or community boards.

Personal Invitations

Encourage your congregation members to personally invite their neighbors, friends, and coworkers. Word-of-mouth can be a powerful tool.

Registration Incentives

Offer early bird registration discounts or special gifts for those who register early. This can create a sense of urgency and get people signing up.

Promo Video

Create a fun and engaging promotional video that gives a glimpse of what kids can expect at your VBS. Share it on your website and social media channels.

Testimonies/Success Stories

Share testimonies from kids and parents who have participated in past VBS events. Hearing about positive experiences can encourage others to get involved.

REACHRIGHT Podcast
REACHRIGHT Podcast
How to Promote Your Vacation Bible School and Reach More Families
Loading
/

About The Author

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *