Church visitor cards are still one of the best ways to track new visitors and collect their information. However, many churches struggle with creating cards that people want to fill …
The 4 Keys To Assimilation And Growth Track
Every church would love to see more growth. By following the four keys to assimilation, growth isn’t just something to wish for anymore. These keys are fairly straightforward, but it …
8 Things You Can Do To Increase Momentum And Growth
Almost every church, especially smaller churches, would love to increase momentum and growth. Sadly, that dream always seems just out of reach. This doesn’t mean it’s impossible. You just have …
Why Inclusion Matters In The Church
Whether it’s accepting those with who seem different or just making a new member feel welcome, inclusion matters within the church and community. Often times, the unchurched never step foot …
When Holidays Get In The Way Of Church
Churches often look forward to major holidays since they’re great times for new visitors. However, there is a noticeable downside. Your current members aren’t nearly as engaged as they usually …
Why Church People Become Toxic
The church is a place of kindness, happiness, community and inspiration. What happens when all that changes and church people become toxic? Sadly, it does happen. This is especially true …
Get Your Church Wide Events On Facebook
How often have you heard someone in your community say they wish they had known about a church event? Sadly, many churches work long hours to put together events for …
When It’s Time To Plant A Church
It’s not always easy to know when it’s time to plant a church. It’s a difficult journey, but one that’s well worth it when God calls you to start a …
How To Maintain What You Already Have To Increase Growth
When you want to increase growth in your church, the best place to start is to maintain the momentum you already have. Future growth usually stems from an active church …
How To Welcome New Attendees To Keep Them Coming Back
New visitors are crucial to growing your church. However, the way you welcome new attendees determines how likely they are to become members. With the right welcome plan, it’s easy …
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