by Tammy Burdick | Apr 7, 2025 | Church Revitalization, Guest Follow-Up, Leadership, Strategy, Website
If you’re trying everything to get your church growing again, you’ve done things like “launch a new sermon series” or “revamp your children’s area.” But the needle hasn’t moved. After working with hundreds of churches... 
by Tammy Burdick | Feb 24, 2025 | Church Marketing, Email, Guest Follow-Up, Ministry, Social Media, Strategy, Website
You’re likely feeling that mix of excitement and pressure as Easter approaches. You want this season to be different. You want to see new faces, hear fresh stories of life change, and feel the energy of a growing congregation again. But for too many pastors like... ![This Easter, Have Long Lasting Impact At Your Church [Tips & Checklists]](https://firmfoundationsmarketing.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Easter-Community-Connection-Checklist-Blog-Post-Featured-Image.png)
by Tyler Harden | Mar 18, 2024 | Guest Follow-Up, Ministry, Strategy, Website
This Easter, Have Long Lasting Impact At Your Church [Tips & Checklists] Easter (or Resurrection Sunday, if you prefer) and Holy Week are some of the most important times in the church calendar. And, if youâre trying to reach new people to have a long-lasting... 
by Tyler Harden | Aug 22, 2023 | Guest Follow-Up
Potential guests are checking out your church every week. Some online, some through friends, some just by choosing to walk in the door one Sunday. You want to be helpful, right? Of course you do. I’ve had a couple of conversations with church leaders at... 
by Tammy Burdick | Apr 13, 2021 | Guest Follow-Up, Social Media, Website
The best way to increase the impact of your sermon is to repurpose it. This blog post will share ten ways to use your sermon video for evangelism and attract guests to your church. From reposting the entire sermon in different ways to leveraging key points, youâll be... 
by Tammy Burdick | Apr 5, 2021 | Guest Follow-Up, Ministry, Resources, Strategy
2020 changed a lot – but not everything. Guests still sought out churches for hope, community, and support, even as ways to reach new people grew increasingly more dependent on digital avenues. While the tools vary, itâs helpful to return to evergreen guest...