When guests arrive at our church, they are giving us a gift. They are honoring us with the valuable asset of their time, and trusting us to use that time wisely. For the guest with previous church experience, they have a baseline by which to measure us. If we hit the mark, they’ll know it. If we miss it, they’ll know that too. For the guest who is new to our church and any church, they may not know what church is supposed to look like, but they’ll intuitively know if it matches whatever image they had in their mind.
If you follow up with your guests – and you should – there is a question I would encourage you to ask. It’s a simple question, but one that will reveal a tremendous amount about how your guest felt:
How was your experience? Read More
Also See:
Key Issues for Followup of Guests - Rainer on Leadership #424 [Podcast]
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