LINEUP for a Friendlier Church
One of the best ways to set your church apart and ensure that visitors have the best first impression, is to increase the ‘friendliness’ quotient of your church. While new people may be looking to grow spiritually, the thing that will help them choose your church is often as simple as how welcome they feel and the relationships they form.
Christmas events are magnetic opportunities to draw new families into your church. This time of year, parents in your community are looking for safe, Christmas-themed
Christmas is coming! For ministry leaders, that often means a sprint to the end of the year. But what if this December could be one
There’s something about fall that makes people crave tradition, growth, and coziness. Fall makes people simultaneously want to move forward with life and get back
Is your community getting out and about again? Your church needs to be right out there with them! After a year of isolation, people are
Every year after the National Back to Church Sunday (BTCS) celebration we reach out to participating pastors and ministry leaders for feedback. We send out
It’s Easter 2021 officially been a year since the COVID-19 shutdowns began. This Easter, we’re older and wiser, right? We’ve learned more than we ever
Easter is a time when the world longs for the love and hope that can only be found in Jesus Christ. There’s never been a greater
This time of year is often busy, but added challenges can make it even more stressful—like adjusting holiday traditions, hosting virtual services, and finding new
Some Basic Strategy Do’s and Don’ts Social media is more than just announcements, bulletin boards and important messages. It’s a place where you can connect
Discover great ideas and inspiration for your church events and activities. We provide actionable tips to help you reach your community for Christ. Plan engaging gatherings that bring people together. Explore our expert guides to host successful outreach programs. Build stronger connections within your congregation today.
