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Why Do Guests Never Come Back to Church?

Why do guests never come back to church? This tiny detail may be what's driving guests away from your church. Why don't first-time church guests return? This video explores how a single bad first impression, not just theology, can deter church visitors. By understanding the importance of the principles shared in this video, you can discover ways to improve retention within your church and nurture ministry growth. ✅ Take the Church Outreach Assessment: https://careynieuwhof.com/church-outr... ✅ Create a free account in The Art of Leadership Academy: https://careynieuwhof.com/invite 🔗 Connect:    / @careynieuwhof     / careynieuwhof     / careyniuewhof   🎧 CAREY NIEUWHOF LEADERSHIP PODCAST: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3nG6FJp... 🎥 CHAPTERS: The Frustration of First-Time Guests (00:00:00) Explores why first-time church guests often don't return, focusing on small frustrations over big theological disagreements. The Outdoor Furniture Parable (00:01:06) Shares a personal story about assembling outdoor furniture to illustrate how minor issues can ruin an overall experience. Process Over Product: The Real Problem (00:01:57) Connects the furniture story to church leadership, emphasizing that process, not just product, determines if people return. First Impressions and Confirmation Bias (00:02:57) Discusses research on first impressions, showing how initial experiences shape lasting perceptions of churches. The Importance of a Friction-Free Experience (00:04:00) Highlights that excellence is about removing friction points, not just good preaching or theology. Seeing Your Church Through Fresh Eyes (00:04:58) Encourages leaders to assess their church as a guest would, using tools and outside perspectives to spot overlooked issues. Addressing Friction Points for Growth (00:05:50) Advises on finding and fixing friction points to improve guest return rates and foster church growth.