VBS follow up
Reaching Families Through VBS Part 2
VBS and similar events open doors for unchurched kids to connect with the church, and if we are intentional about doing so, they will also open doors to connect with their parents. Each January Lifeway conducts VBS Previews in North Carolina, Texas, and Tennessee. The following tips for reaching families through VBS were generated…
Time to Place a Call to the VBS Myth Busters
VBS follow-up automatically happens, right? Sure it does – at least in the land of myths and assumptions. While we are not sure who is responsible or who actually makes the contacts, we are sure if it is important enough someone has already taken care of it. “After all, I was only enlisted to serve…
Connection Points – Parking Lot Opportunities
As stated in previous posts, making connections with unchurched families attending VBS is the responsibility of every member of the church. Taking advantage of connection points STARTS WITH INTENTIONALITY. GREETERS and the REGISTRATION TEAM are typically seen as the front line for welcoming and introducing unchurched families to VBS, however, several anxious-filled minutes can pass…
Are We Leaving Unchurched Families in a VBS Holding Pattern?
Connection Points: Greeters
Greeters are a wonderful addition to the VBS team, especially when we train them to be connectors in addition to greeters. Think of the typical Sunday morning greeter. His or her job is to open the door, say a word of greeting, distribute bulletins, and possibly help people find the appropriate classrooms or a seat…