As an event planner, you or someone on your team has to be able to utilize the preferred mediums of your potential attendees...     Continue Reading | Leave Comment

Christmas, like Easter, is a time where people who generally don't go to church may come through the door with their family or because they feel like it is part of the holiday's tradition. Let me encourage you to make your Christmas and Easter services especially friendly to guests. You can use many of the same techniques to draw people to your events as you do to welcome people to your church for the first time...     Continue Reading | Leave Comment

For me, it took 14 years of hearing stuff about God and a trip to summer camp before I ever tuned out the distractions of my life to grab the promise of eternal life...     Continue Reading | View Comments (3)

Date is the first litmus that people use in choosing to attend an event or not. That is why we always encourage planners to at least advertise the date of the event, get it on people's calendars, even if some of the finer details are yet to be worked out. It's true that you can't please everyone, somone is bound to have some kind of conflict mixed in there. No matter how great the content of your event if someone has a conflict they simply are not going to attend...     Continue Reading | View Comments (3)