Feedback please! When we try new things, test something out, pilot it, we rely on feedback. When we consider a new purchase, we read reviews. After we try a new thing, we often share our experiences with those we know. How might you strengthen invitation and build relationships applying these ideas in your community of faith? How might feedback cards strengthen your relationships and learning? Create a two-sided feedback and contact form. Consider questions on one side asking something like: What was the best thing about your experience? What did you enjoy?
What could be improved? How can we do better? On the other side create a contact form perhaps with a brief sentence of thank you, inviting people to share contact information. You might think of a couple of check box questions relevant in your context.
Who outside your community of faith will you give feedback to as a way of strengthening invitation? How will you expand the feedback idea for yourself by talking about your experiences for events you have been part of, or perhaps are planning. You can provide your personal feedback experiences to engage people you want to invite to events. You might share your growing excitement as an event gets closer and connect with them by saying something like “you know how I have been telling you about the upcoming “x” event, would you like to come with me?”
Keep building relationships and making connections.