Are Your Church Visitors Coming Back a 2nd Time?

Perhaps you’ve come here looking for

How to improve your first impressions ministry for first time church visitors
What to say to a first time visitor.
How to impress your first time visitors enough to come back for a second time.

Do you want more of your church visitors to come back?

You do.

The first step to a return visit starts with a great first impression.

A first impression leads to a second visit.

A second visit leads to a third.

Additional visits provide more opportunity for relational connections with your visitor.

It all starts with great first impressions.

Want a free 5-part email report on first impressions?

But to a first time church visitor — do you make a great first impression?

Do you know when a visitor forms their impression of a church’s friendliness?

The answer will surprise you. It surprised the researchers after thousands of focus groups. I’ve included this new research from February of 2009 and you will be as surprised as the researchers.

It was not they expected after years of church growth research.

Chris Walker’s “How to Welcome Church Visitors” is as relevant for the UK scene as it is for the USA.

He invites us to strike the right balance between people’s need for personal space and their need to feel welcomed; asks what impression we give through the way we care for our premises; and considers how we extend hospitality in simple, practical ways.

Most of his observations can be acted on without the need for cultural translation (except, perhaps, the American provision of “bathrooms” instead of “toilets”!)

He fully recognizes that there is a God-factor that is outside of our control, but he does offer down-to-earth, practical factors that are properly our responsibility.

These are not churchy gimmicks but straightforward acts of kindness, care and consideration that help visitors want to come back. It’s surprising how ‘obvious’ they are, and how easily they are overlooked!

Rev Paul Stokes, United Reformed Church Minister in Plymouth, Devon

Plymstock United Church

www.plymstock.org.uk

If you been searching for

How to improve your greeting of first time visitors to your church
How you can organize a church greeting team
What you can say to church visitors
The most important 10 minutes to a first time visitor.

then here is some good news . . . . Introducing EvangelismCoach.org’s latest e-book. . . .

How to Greet Welcome Church Visitors

A How To Manual on First Impressions

You want real life steps that you can implement this very weekend.

This book is a practical how to manual on creating a better first impression.

You can highlight it, mark it up, and give it to your church hospitality teams. That’s how buyers are using this book. Others are giving it to their visitation teams, parking lot teams, greeter teams.

Times Change. It’s not the 80s. It’s not the 90s.

You need fresh information.

You may have already read several books that claim

to help you welcome visitors to your church for the first time, or
be the definitive guide on how to greet church visitors,

You’ve also seen such books where the author

Spends 7 of 8 chapters on marketing and designing programs to help you get visitors.
Focuses on assimilation processes after the visitor goes home.
Use stale outdated ideas like “church pins” to stick on your visitors like pin the tail on the donkey.
Talks so generally that there is nothing practical for you to use this weekend.

You don’t want outdated stale marketing gimmicks.

You don’t want complicated post-visit assimilation processes.

You want your visitor to come back a second time!

Chris Walker hits the target with his new e-book “How to Welcome A Church Visitor.”You will laugh and maybe weep at the truly down-to-earth life stories and the photographs, but more than that you will learn how to think like a visitor and practice holy hospitality that makes a difference.

Love is a verb when it comes to living out our faith. One of the best opportunities for Christian action in our churches comes when a new person arrives at the front door.

From A to Z, Chris Walker covers what to do next and how to enjoy the blessing of welcoming guests.

What an amazing difference it would make if more churches would practice the simple recommendations that fill this book.

– Ron Crandall Professor Emeritus, Asbury Theological Seminary Executive Director, SCLI/ABIDE

Tips you can implement this weekend

With this instantly downloadable 62 page Ebook (no hard copy available), you will find ideas like:

Six words you never want to say to a first time church visitor. (Save yourself from potential embarrassment!)
What 9 out of 10 church visitors think is important when visiting your church
How to organize a team of church greeters.
Train a team of church greeters.
Why church hospitality is not evangelism.
Over 20 bible verses to study on Hospitality.
9 ideas for church visitor thank you gifts
How to assemble a church visitors packet.
1 gift never to give a church visitor.
16 Study questions for group discussion.
A church hospitality survey form that you can use.
What never to install in a church bathroom!
What common greeting used to be frowned upon in the 1920s.

I’m glad I bought your book. I would have paid great money just to know those six most embarrassing words. That one tip made it worth the entire price alone.

Scott Sloan, Embassy for Christ, Gary IN

This downloadable Ebook on greeting first time church visitors will not cover

Church Marketing — how to get first time visitors to your church
First Time Church Visitor Follow-up — how to help them stick and stay with your church fellowship.

Rather this focuses on creating a good first impression – the experience in-between: From the Church Parking lot to the Church Pew.

Want a free 5-part email report on first impressions?

You get over 60 tips and ideas in an instantly downloadable Ebook. You can begin to improve the process of welcoming visitors to your church this Sunday.

How To Welcome Church Visitors is a well-written, thought-provoking resource that is going to be a blessing to anyone who reads and applies it’s content to their church needs.

This book is especially important to me, as I serve on my church evangelism board and recently volunteered to manage our greeter program.

I measure the worth of a book by the number of ideas I’m able to apply to real needs. I found no fewer than 25 great ideas that I can apply immediately! I recommend this book without reservation. Thank you Pastor Walker for all you’ve done for us.

Les Dahlstedt
St. Matthew Lutheran Church

The section on greeting was the most relevant to me!
You’ve given me some tips I can put to use instantly!
– Lindsay, AR.

You’ve not seen this pin-point focus or attention to small details in a single book. You can find snippets in magazines, blog sites, and newsletters and digging through Google.

In this book, you get the best information distilled and compiled for you. You don’t have to keep searching. You can put it to work this weekend.

It even has information released in 2009!

Cheaper and Quicker than a Consultant

Churches have hired consultants for thousands of dollars to share this same information that I’m offering you in this immediately downloadable Ebook.

One consultant has even set his price for this information at $10,000 for large churches, so save yourself thousands of dollars in consulting fees. Churches have paid me $1500 a day to share this information in person with them.

Moreover, church consultants schedule months in advance, sometimes three months to a year.

You don’t have to wait that long for this practical information. You can download it right now.

Even if this is Saturday night at 11pm and service is in 9 hours, there are tips you can use now.

I’ve been to several less expensive workshops over 15 years and have distilled the best information and practices that you can immediately begin to apply to your church visitor greeting process. I share my stories from personal experience and years of thinking and teaching internationally about this subject.

You can download it immediately upon purchase.

So what’s the price?

Through July 15, you can download this Ebook from this site for

$27.00

$17.00

Limited Bonus Offer

For those who purchase the next 10 copies of this book before July 15, I will offer you an hour of my personal evangelism coaching time over the telephone to help you apply some of these tips to your situation.

People have paid to access to my evangelism training and you can have your own for free.

That is a $45 value added bonus that you receive for free, simply for buying How to Welcome Church Visitors.

I have a limited supply of my coaching time to give and this offer may not be available by the time you make your purchase.

Chris Walker’s coaching ability is wonderful.

He’s a clear thinker with a way of cutting through the clutter and confusion surrounding a problem.

He focuses on the most practical path to a resolution and effectively communicates how to reach the intended goal.

Les Dahlstedt
St. Matthew Lutheran Church

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Check out this additional Testimonial on How To Welcome Church Visitors

We have been giving church hospitality workshops for over 15 years and of the 25 or more books we have used in the past, yours is by far the best contribution to the field. We’ve been photocopying the cover and telling our client churches that if they want to start improving their first impressions, they should start here with How To Welcome Church Visitors.

Bill and Gail Royster
The Welcome & Hospitality People

My biggest fear is that our church would have a visitor come for three weeks and not one of our members would say hello. As the chairperson of our hospitality committee, I looked for resources to help us and Chris’s stuff gave us practical steps we could do to help prevent that from happening.

Church Elder
Rome, Georgia