Part 4: What Gets Measured Gets Done: Stewardship in Outreach The Importance of Tracking Results in Church Outreach In church

Part 3: Why Churches Are Choosing Outreach Smart Mail Benefits of Using Outreach Smart Mail Churches are increasingly adopting Outreach

Part 2: How it Works – Efficient Outreach Made Simple Outreach Smart Mail is designed to streamline the outreach process

Part 1: Revolutionizing Church Outreach Outreach Smart Mail represents a paradigm shift in church outreach strategies, integrating traditional postcard mailings

Christmas is one of the times of year when people in your community will be more open to attending church. But it’s still vital that we are intentional about reaching out and inviting people to be a part of our holiday events.

As the summer vacations come to an end, churches have a unique opportunity to welcome back their congregations and extend a warm invitation to visitors. By taking these steps churches can lay a strong foundation for an inclusive and vibrant community. Let us strive to create an environment that fosters fellowship, support and spiritual growth.

Our world is full of distractions and it’s hard to grab and keep people’s attention. This can be a real challenge as you look to effectively reach out to the lost in your community. That’s where special services and events can be powerful tools – and why planning now for a big push in September is important for church growth!

You’ve done all the planning. You’ve checked everything off your to-do list. You’ve even got your follow-up game plan in place. The children will be showing up soon. Now what?

The new 2023 Back to Church Sunday church kit and invitation tools just premiered and there are still four months before the National event date, it’s time to take action. And instead of being overwhelmed, I’m going to show you how easy planning a big event on September 17 can be…

Father’s Day is just around the corner, this year plan a creative family-friendly event at your church and engage with your community and congregation. Here are 5 fun ideas that are sure to create memories and draw visitors to your church…

As you seek to grow your church and reach more people in your community, one group that should not be overlooked is new movers. These are families who have recently relocated to a new area and are seeking to establish themselves in their new community. Here are some reasons why new movers are a good audience to invite to church, as well as some effective methods for attracting them.

Looking to attract new families to your church this Mother’s Day? In this article, we provide five practical ways for you to make your Mother’s Day services more family-friendly and welcoming. From planning engaging activities to creating a warm atmosphere and offering follow-up opportunities, we’ll show you how to make the most of this special occasion to connect with families and keep them coming back.

Reconnecting with visitors after Easter is important for building relationships and encouraging them to become a part of your church community. Here are some recommendations for next steps: