The way people discover churches has changed. Gone are the days when a simple sign outside or a newspaper ad was enough to bring in new visitors. Today, most people turn to the internet—and social media in particular—when searching for connection, community, and answers to life’s biggest questions.
For churches, this shift isn’t a threat; it’s an opportunity. But to take advantage of it, churches need to be where people are: online.
Here’s why social media advertising has become a non-negotiable for churches:
Many churches face the same challenges:
Social media advertising addresses these pain points by providing a powerful, efficient way to invite people into your church. But there’s a catch: running ads effectively takes expertise.
At MoreChurchVisitors by NetMinistry, we understand the unique challenges churches face. That’s why our program is designed to help you grow without adding to your workload.
Here’s how we make it easy:
One small church we worked with was struggling to fill its seats. Within two months of launching their Facebook ad campaign, they saw a 35% increase in attendance. Best of all, many of the new visitors became regular attendees.
The truth is, churches that ignore social media advertising risk being left behind. But with the right partner, you can turn this challenge into an opportunity for growth.
If you’re ready to see how social media can transform your church, reach out to MoreChurchVisitors by NetMinistry today. Let’s grow together.
This article explains why churches should avoid managing their own Facebook ads, detailing the challenges of DIY campaigns and how they can lead to wasted time, money, and opportunities. It highlights how MoreChurchVisitors by NetMinistry can eliminate these pain points by providing expert ad management for churches.
This article explores real-life examples of how churches used Facebook ads to successfully grow their congregations. By highlighting these success stories, it demonstrates the transformative power of targeted social media outreach and explains how MoreChurchVisitors by NetMinistry can replicate these results for any church.
For decades, churches relied on methods like door-to-door outreach, direct mail, or word-of-mouth to grow their congregations. While these approaches still have value, they can’t compete with the reach and efficiency of social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram.