By Donna Miller


Churches are striving to make sure that they have gotten maximum numbers of members. This is unfortunate because people who are searching for a home church, get lost in the crowd and the marketing. Attending a church should be something that people do to worship God and not about the number of individuals who attend. Here are ways in which Christian Churches in Las Vegas can cater for their guests.

Treating the visitors in a way that will make them feel genuinely welcome is a way of extending the love of God to others. Visitors will become brothers and sisters in Christ so they should be taken care of as family. Treating visitors well will not guarantee you of their coming back to the church, but will also determine whether they will choose to go on in the quest about Gods teaching.

There are some things that you can do to make the visors in your church feel more welcome. There are some easy things that the church can put into practice and others that every individual can apply to make sure visitors feel most welcomed.

One of the approaches that you can do this has an usher at the entrance who will welcome the guests as they come in. The person doing this must understand that people of various ages need to be addressed differently. They should also not waste a lot of time engaging with unnecessary chitchats. The best things that they can do are to make sure that the visitor feels welcomed and knows where to go. Other than that, they should hand over any flyers that give the church program at that point.

Having a visitor center, especially on Sunday is paramount. This should have few friends and family members. Rather than directing the guest where they should go, you should get imitative who will take them to the center. That is because people who are new n a place might have a hard time maneuvering in places that are not familiar. If you escort the guest, they will feel a personal touch, and this will make them feel important.

You can help the guest by wearing nametags. Church visit for the first time can be overwhelming. This will make it even hard for the visitor to cram the names of people. However, if you have some volunteers and welcoming with nametags, then it means that the guest will have a comfortable time communicating with them.

Talk with the visitors and make sure that you learn about them and their plans. However, you should be careful not to scare them away. It is best to ask general questions. If you see that, they are becoming uneasy you should stop there or change to a different topic.

Lastly, always make follow ups with the visitors. During their first visit in the church, make sure that they fill a visitor card bearing their names, phone numbers, and addresses. Get someone in the church to call them in the course of the following week and tell them how much enjoying their visit was.




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