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Church Invitation Cards, business cards with an eternity-altering purpose
How do you get unchurched people into your church?
Despite all the high-tech and expensive advertising methods available today, one method remains the most effective way to get new people to come to your and that is a personal invitation. Your members inviting their friends to church beats any advertising campaign at any cost.
While it is sometimes sadly true that once someone becomes converted, they soon have few friends who are not believers, no one totally withdraws from the world. Most people still work at secular jobs. Everyone has many contacts a week with people in the business community: the waitress or waiter at the coffee shop, the Starbucks employees, the clerks at various stores, the person standing next to them in lines at the grocery store, airports, or the driver’s license bureau, the person sitting next to them on the bus or subway. [Read more...]
Church Business/Invitation Cards to use anytime
One of the most effective ways to ask people to come to church is to pair your verbal invitation with a printed invitation card. Since every member of the church is responsible to do their part to fully fulfill the Great Commission, be sure you always have cards like these available for your congregation.
Invitation cards are essential because we can't assume today, in our post-Christian world, that when you invite someone to church that they know anything about it, where it is, or when it meets. A person may respond very favorably to your invitation, but they may get up on Sunday morning and think: "Now where is that church? And what time does it start? Do they have a place for my kids?"
A printed invitation card can answer all those questions
It can also direct them to your online information (website and social media) that will make certain they actually connect with the church. Without this information, chances are the person will think something like: "I don't want to go at the wrong time and I can't even remember the location. . . . . I hope I run in to that nice person again."
Invitation cards are a tool that take hopeful invitations and wishful thinking to a tangible connection with your church. Below is a set you can download and change on the back with contact information for your church. The invitations are generic and can be used any time. The link to download them is at the end of the article. They are part of a ZIP file that has:
**Ready-to-print PDFs of all the cards
**Editable MS Publisher templates
**JPG images of the cards
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Welcome slides for Father’s Day
It's a special day for Dads and what better way to start off Sunday than with a WELCOME! PowerPoint slide just for them? Following is a set of welcome slides I created that use the same artwork as many of the communication created for Father's Day.
Below is a gallery of the images and below that a link to a ZIP file that has the images and the PowerPoint file of them.
To download the ZIP file for the images and PowerPoint file above, click the following link: Fathers Day Slides
Father’s Day Power Point Slides and Videos of inspiring quotes and verses
To celebrate Father's Day, I created a set of PowerPoint Slides for church communications using verses and some wonderful quotes about Fathers. You could use these at any point in your church service. After creating them, I decided to make them into a video and the video has two versions, one with a voice-over reading the verses and one with only music. You can do whatever you'd like with the videos and please share them.
Below the videos are the images and after the videos, a downloadable ZIP file of the PowerPoint slides that you can use in any way you want.
Video with voice-over
Video with music only
To download the ZIP file for the images and PowerPoint file above, click the following link: Father's Day Quotes on Slides
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