New families are showing up...
but they seem to disappear after 2 weeks.
People are filling out connection cards...
but is anyone actually following up with them?
We have a pathway for first time guests…
but each staff member has their own version.
Most churches work incredibly hard to get people through the front door.
Then they hope they'll come back.
The sermon was solid. The worship was meaningful. The volunteers were friendly.
But when Monday comes, there's no clear pathway.
No shared language. No system. No ownership.
The result?
First-time guests quietly disappear.
Not because they weren't interested.
Because they didn't know what to do next.
And your team didn't either.
Imagine if every first-time guest knew exactly what their next step was.
Imagine if every pastor, staff member, and volunteer shared the same roadmap.
That's exactly what we'll build together.
During this 90-minute live workshop, we will walk you through a First-Time Guest Transformation Map your church can begin using immediately.
Here's what we'll cover:
The Transformation Map
Leave with a finished guest journey your entire team can follow to help more first-time guests return, connect, and become active members of your church.
The Metrics That Matter
Identify the evidence that people are actually growing. Build measurements around life change, not just attendance.
The Fastest Path
Discovery & Messaging
Decide where guests encounter each next step and craft the language that motivates them to keep moving forward.
The Three Biggest Threats
Discover the hidden obstacles that keep guests from returning and build a strategy to remove them.
Staff Alignment
Create one clear process your pastors, staff, and volunteers can all follow with confidence.
The Details
This is a LIVE, 90-minute hands-on workshop.
Be ready to take notes and start applying what you learn immediately.
📆 Date: Thursday, August 27th
⏰ Time: 1:00 PM CST
If you can’t attend live, don’t worry. Everyone who registers will receive the recording.
Investment: $99
Make Sure Their First Sunday Isn’t Their Last.
