Assess Your First Impressions

Every week we are holding worship services, we are preaching and teaching, we are singing and giving.

Everything we do makes sense to the regular attendee. They are not going to wander around looking for the worship center or the bathroom. They are not going to walk into your building and wonder if their kids stay with them or if they need to go to a completely different part of the building to check them in.

Something we all need to do from a church of 10 to 50,000 is assess our entire first impressions from when someone drives onto our property until they leave at the end of the service.

This is so important because the quality of your first impressions will directly correlate to how many first time guests you will ever see again. Read More