Christmas events draw a crowd, but the beginning of the new year is also a strategic time for outreach. In January, churches typically attract true
With Thanksgiving officially over, the countdown to Christmas is on. People are caught up in the flurry of shopping, planning/attending parties, picking out gifts, and
Parking spaces in your church parking lot are a lot like the chairs in your auditorium. There is a fine line between having too many
You can learn from best practices of churches succeeding in outreach and evangelism… and see what God might want to do in your city. The
As you gear up to welcome visitors to your church for Back to Church Sunday and other fall events, consider how your church can greet
By Dr. Hal Seed Would you like to have more newcomers to your church each weekend? Yes, please. As you develop your outreach strategy, consider including a plan
It’s probably not a surprise that recent surveys and studies show that secularism is on the rise and church attendance is on the decline. But
Take a stroll down your street and consider…behind every other door is a person or family who is not part of a church. According to
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By Jason Daye You’ve handed out personal invite cards, set up social media invite ads and mailed postcard invitations to your community. You’ve prayed with
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