Quick! 1 Thing To Do Today To Help Your Website.
When someone shows up at the door of your church and they’ve never attended before, you should have a protocol for guests. But pretend that you’re the only one nearby when they carefully open the door with that “am I at the right place?” look on their face.
You greet them, “Hi! I’m glad you’re here. Can I help you find something?”
It’s a safe question to ask since everyone is looking for something. Once told, you show them to it. But before you leave them, you say “While you’re here, you may need the restrooms, they’re right over there. And we have a social for guests after the service if you’d like to join us. It’s in the large room at...
One Math Equation You Need for Easter Communications
20% of the community is “undecided” whether they’ll attend church this Easter.
Take a few moments and calculate that for your local church to put it into perspective:
_________ (total population within a 20 minute radius of your worship center)
x .20
= _________ (the staggering total in your community that “may” go to church this Easter)
Sobering isn’t it? For example, if you live in an area that has 80,000 people within the driving distance to your church and you multiply by .20; you discover that about 16,000 people may consider going to church.
Can you seat them all if they arrive at your door? Of course, they won’t all show up. Why?
Some will not be convinced to do it because:
They don’t know the...