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Friend Day Is On The Way

What is Friend Day?

 One of the greatest gifts we can give to someone is an invitation to church. Did you know that more than 9 out of 10 of the unchurched said they would come to church if they were invited? Friend Day is an opportunity for you to invite someone to church.

 Where Do I Invite Them?

  • 1. Invite someone to Sunday Morning Bible Study at 9:30 am. These small groups provide support, friendship, prayer and encouragement for all ages. These classes give a personal touch and an opportunity for people to plug into the life of the church.
  • 2. Invite someone to our worship services. Visitors will experience the warmth of a loving congregation, Christ centered worship and biblical preaching.
Who Do I Invite?

 You can invite friends, family, co-workers, casual acquaintances like the wait staff at your favorite restaurant, clerks at your favorite store, or anyone you have a connection with. What if they already go to another church? Tell them that you are grateful to hear they have church home where they can learn more about loving God and others. Rejoice with them and move on to asking someone else.

Begin Praying Now and Make A Top 5: 

 Make a note today with 5 names of people you feel God is leading you to invite. Begin to pray for them now and ask God to open a door for you to invite them. He Will!
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