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Grow Your Church with Direct Mail & Digital Outreach Strategies

Tuesday, October 14th at 11:00 AM PT

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Proven Tools to Grow Your Church

How do you increase attendance at your church? It’s a question many leaders struggle with. In this webinar, we’ll share proven outreach strategies that help churches attract new visitors and grow their congregation.

You’ll learn how to:

  • Use direct mail and digital marketing together for greater impact
  • Target households near your church and reach new movers
  • Engage your website visitors with direct mail retargeting
  • Maximize your budget with nonprofit postage savings
  • Create effective, budget-friendly direct mail designs
  • Prepare your community outreach for a full Christmas service

Direct mail is one of the most effective ways churches can boost attendance, delivering consistent results with budget-friendly options for ministries of any size.

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Free Report: Welcome New Movers in Your Area

All attendees will receive a New Mover Report with the average number of monthly new movers entering your community. This data can also be turned into an outreach mailing list, helping your church welcome new residents and invite them to connect.

Chris Foster - Presenter

Meet Your Presenter

Chris Foster
VP, New Business Development

Chris brings decades of expertise helping brands and agencies turn direct mail into a measurable, results-driven channel. In addition to his work at Modern, he has led webinars, marketing workshops, and national conference sessions, and also presents and moderates for The Performance Driven Marketing Institute.

Special Guest Speakers

Church Marketing Specialists Christine Apodaca and Brian Cortez have over 40 years of combined experience helping churches launch outreach campaigns that welcome new visitors and grow their congregations.

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