The Relationship Between Inviting and Church Health
The Relationship Between Inviting and Church Health
Inviting churches tend to be healthier churches
An invitation is most effective when it’s one-to-one
In person are the most effective, but phone and digital are good as well
The most effective churches are striving to have annual invitations equal to the 10 times the average worship attendance
Moving from lag metrics to lead metrics
Inviting unchurched friends to church takes intentionality.
When we are energized to do positive things, we have less time and energy to do negative things.
When church members are focused on reaching out and inviting, they’re less focused on having things their way.
In-person invites to church are the most effective invites.
Inviting churches tend to be healthier churches
An invitation is most effective when it’s one-to-one
In person are the most effective, but phone and digital are good as well
The most effective churches are striving to have annual invitations equal to the 10 times the average worship attendance
Moving from lag metrics to lead metrics
Some highlights from today’s Rainer Report:
Inviting unchurched friends to church takes intentionality.
When we are energized to do positive things, we have less time and energy to do negative things.
When church members are focused on reaching out and inviting, they’re less focused on having things their way.
In-person invites to church are the most effective invites.
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