The Person Who Only Comes Once a Year
Someone who, of all the things they could have done that morning, chose to come. Something in them is still open.
Someone who, of all the things they could have done that morning, chose to come. Something in them is still open.
The heaviest things in a person’s life are often the very things nobody addresses out loud.
Most of what a church puts out into the world is written, without anyone quite deciding to, for the people already inside it.
Getting a first-time visitor is hard. A great deal has to go right for a stranger to actually walk through your doors on a Sunday morning.
The most powerful outreach tool your church has isn’t an account. It’s people.
Most online outreach doesn’t fail because the tool doesn’t work. It fails because it’s treated like a firework — one big burst — instead of a field that needs faithful,
It’s a fair question every faithful congregation should ask. But there’s a hidden question underneath the money question — what exactly are we counting as the return?
It’s a common concern we hear from faithful brothers and sisters, and it deserves a real answer rather than a brush-off.
Before most people ever visit your church, and often before they’ll even send a message, they’ll do one quiet thing first. They’ll type your church’s name into a search engine