My family and I attended a church service in a Christian faith tradition completely different than what we are used to. We learned 3 important lessons for hospitality committees at churches
I felt so out of place as we attended and tried to participate in their church service at their personal invitation.
The order of service, communal prayers, and liturgical responses were completely different from anything I had experienced before.
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At the beginning of each year, many churches form new church hospitality committees or relaunching a tired committee with new people.
They want to update or infuse their church hospitality program with new ideas.
One common question that I get, particularly from smaller churches that have ignored this issue for some time is:
How do we start a church hospitality program?
I already touched lightly on this subject of starting a church hospitality committee, but want to develop it a little more: [Read more…]
A common question I receive is
What are some duties of the church hospitality team or committee?
I’ve put together a list of potential hospitality duties for your committee.
Your team might want to consider these as focus areas as you work on your church hospitality program.
Larger churches will break these into teams, while smaller churches will find some of these areas are not applicable.
Here as 2012 ends and we step into 2013, a common question appearing in my search results deals with
What does the church hospitality committee do?
I’ve spoken with several committees over the last few years in my coaching phone calls about their church hospitality program.
A common thread in these conversations is
Where do we start with our church hospitality program?
You don’t want to re-create the wheel. [Read more…]
Someone had a really bad experience visiting a church – so bad they shared it on twitter.
I blacked out the church name. The visitor card pictured to the right came across my Evangelismcoach twitter feed this week.
I hope your church doesn’t receive visitor cards like this. [Read more…]
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