"Working Together to Make Church Better"
The Story Behind The Round Table
ChurchSync is The Round Table for Pastors & Churches to Come Together to Make Church Better!
The Round Table is the Table in which King Arthur and his Knights would congregate. He surrounded himself with incredibly talented knights. Each of these individuals earned his respect, and a seat at the roundtable, by distinguishing themselves in some noble way. The Knights were men of courage, honor, dignity, courtesy, and nobleness. They protected ladies and damsels, honored and fought for kings, and undertook dangerous quests. The knights in Arthur's company became known as the "Knights of the Round Table". These knights were heroes, renowned for their strength and courage, and for their skill in combat and warfare. They swore to protect the king and the kingdom. As its name suggests, "The Round Table" it has no head, implying that everyone who sits there has equal status.
In today's society I have heard of businesses, churches and leadership talk about having "Round Table's" as a means in which leadership, management and staff can brainstorm, converse, congregate and strategize to better there companies, churches, organizations and teams.
In today's society I have heard of businesses, churches and leadership talk about having "Round Table's" as a means in which leadership, management and staff can brainstorm, converse, congregate and strategize to better there companies, churches, organizations and teams.
Have a Seat at ChurchSync's Round Table
The Round Table is the place where we can come together in equal status and present our ideas, wisdom and strategies to better our churches. Have a seat here and bring your ideas, strategies and thoughts to the "Table" to help us accomplish this one Great purpose, which is "Working Together to Make Church Better!"
Here's How it Works
Copy & Paste these questions below and answer them honestly. Next email me your answers, contact info, and church name. I will feature you, your church and your answers with a link to your website. There is no cost to do this. This is a resource to all those looking for better ways in retaining visitors that come to there church. I look forward to hearing from all who visit "The Round Table". Blessings to you, your families, your ministries and churches! Thank you!
Rev. Joe Cala
Email all Entries to joe@churchsync.com
The Round Table on First Time Guests
- How long have you been the Pastor of your church?
- How many people attended your first service?
- How many people currently attend on average?
- How many people do you want to be attending by the end of this year?
- How many people do you want to be attending in three years from now?
- When I say First Time Guests or First Time Visitors what is your first response to that?
- How many first time guests did you have visit your church last year?
- How many became members?
- What is your current process for handling first time guests?
- In your experience what has been the biggest challenge in regards to first time guests?
- Do you have a team in place to manage the first time guest follow up?
- What strategy has worked for you in retaining guests?
- How long do you reach out to first time guests?
- With an average of 10-17% retention rate of first time guests for churches, what advice can you give to other Pastors to help them increase their retention rate for first time guests?
- With what you currently do to follow up with your first time guests will you be able to reach your goal in growth by the end of this year? by the end of three years from now?
- What changes do you see you would need to make to help increase your chances to achieving your growth goals?
- Do you believe that if you have concentrated your efforts to developing a team to manage your guests from the first visit through a detailed process for at least one month straight that your results would be different?
- What resources are you currently in need of in order to develop your plan and your team?
- Do you believe that first time guests that visit is a way that God is trying to grow the church?
- After all these questions do you see the first time Guest and how you handle them differently then you did before you answered these questions?