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Whether visiting with friends and family, while traveling, or as a local resident who is looking for a new church, you want guests to feel welcome. Without new members, particularly younger members, your church will not grow and sustain the test of time. From greeters to indoor church signs, and following up after their first visits—these tips will ensure your church feels inviting.

Signage has always played a vital role in attracting new members. This includes a standout outdoor sign as well as strategically placed indoor church signs in your parking lot, lobby, and throughout your grounds. If you haven’t yet, it’s time to consider upgrading to digital signage—at least along your primary roadway. Digital Church signs are far more versatile, empowering you to post a variety of messages on one vibrant and engaging sign.

Outdoor And Indoor Church Displays

Signage has always played a vital role in attracting new members. This includes a standout outdoor sign as well as strategically placed indoor church signs in your parking lot, lobby, and throughout your grounds. If you haven’t yet, it’s time to consider upgrading to digital signage—at least along your primary roadway. Digital LED Display Church signs are far more versatile, empowering you to post a variety of messages on one vibrant and engaging sign.

Many congregations choose a 2 or 3 layer digital sign, one for their name and logo, a second for an alternating message, and maybe a third scrolling sign. The largest sign alternates messages, including a few that ensure your church feels warm and inviting. These might be photos for your indoor Church signs that highlight your different church groups, community outreach, or a message that communicates that all are welcome. Indoor church signs further support this message, such as a lobby sign that shares a welcome message at timed intervals—such as the beginning of each service or group.

Direct Welcome During The Service

Many churches are doing away with the tradition of inviting new members to stand to be welcomed as it feels like pressure. A lower pressure alternative is to welcome new members at some point during the service. Be sure to include how they can learn more about your church or who to contact if they would like to learn more. This can include filling out their contact information and placing it in with the collections, but also consider an optional new member meet and greet directly after the service. Ensure guests know where to go by highlighting the meeting spot on your indoor church displays.

Want To Learn More About Digital Church display signs?

If you would like to learn more about welcoming new members and communicating with your outdoor and indoor church signs, we invite you to reach out to Superior LED Displays today. Religious organizations are the largest industry we serve, so we can help you determine what types of signs are best for you. Click here for a free quote for your church!!