Have you ever noticed how much culture calls out and demands our attention? There is always an article to read, a breaking headline, a product you can’t live without, a new habit to “change your life,” and so much more. This is true for every generation in your church but especially the generations of your young adults, teens, and children. Unfortunately, the distractions of the culture are normal to them. Culture is always calling, and it very rarely, if ever, calls anyone closer to Christ.

Have you noticed how many people struggle with back problems? Bulging disks, muscle strain, and arthritis plague and threaten to debilitate. While multitudes flock to chiropractic care or physical therapy, this physical malady can be eclipsed by a sometimes subtle but arguably more serious back problem in the Christian school. Spineless mediocrity, antagonism, negativity, selfishness, and transience are issues of consequence. The descriptor, spineless, is intentional.

Over the past several days, in social media streams there has been promotion of a group, “Evangelicals for Harris

When God guides a visitor to your church, He is entrusting you with a precious gift. It becomes your responsibility to follow up and nurture this person’s interest in growth. Making follow-up visits is key to encouraging that growth!

While there are many ways to structure a great plan for assimilation, here is a time-tested follow-up schedule that will help you engage and connect with your visitors!

Step-by-Step Process for Follow-Up Visits

Step 1: Review the Connection Card