visitor followup

6 Ways to Follow Up on First Time Church Visitors

November 17, 2018 by EvangelismCoach

If your church visitors do not return and make friends with people in your congregation, your church will not grow, will not help new believers who responded to an altar call invitation to grow as a disciple, will not help new movers into your community get involved in your church with their treasures and talents, will not help evangelism contacts via your outreaches continue to seek for Christ. Find ways to be intentional your follow up on your first time church visitor.

Here are six ways to be intentional in helping your church visitor to connect.

8 Church Connection Card Templates

March 30, 2017 by EvangelismCoach

Thinking about redoing your church connection cards? They need updating and greater simplicity. Here are some examples and commentary on some church connection card templates you might want to consider

Do you want to know why your church visitor didn’t return?

October 16, 2013 by EvangelismCoach

Don’t you wish that you could sometimes learn why a church visitor would choose not to come back after their first visit? There is one way you might learn: ask. But don’t start thinking you need to make a cold call and talk with a stranger who will likely be polite to your face.

Video: What if a church visitor keeps coming back?

January 22, 2013 by EvangelismCoach

Our family experienced a temporary life transition that involved us moving to another state in the US for a period of four months. We left our work, our church that we are planting, our friends and support networks. During this temporary time, we chose a local church in the community we lived in. We chose …

4 Keys to Keep More of Your Church Visitors

November 17, 2010 by EvangelismCoach

Today’s guest article comes via George Bullard’s website at Bullard Journal. Below are excerpts from the article called “Why do People Leave Churches.” George Bullard of The Columbia Partnership, a Columbia, S.C.-based organization that helps churches pursue and sustain vital ministry, said churches face an “assimilation challenge” in the first year after new people begin …