Visual consistency is a powerful tool because our brains are wired to recognize patterns. We recognize the McDonalds' "M" while driving down the highway, the Apple logo on the back of a MacBook from across the coffee shop, and the look of your favori …

It's exciting and also can be daunting when a new member joins your team. It's sometimes difficult to wrap your mind around where to start when there's so much going on!Here's how you unlock the doors, and don't forget to put out the feather flags, a …

We love hearing your questions and helping you find the best solution for your signage needs, and we also recognize that a question from a few people probably means we’ll hear that question again.This is one of those questions: What’s the difference …

Have you ever walked into a new theme park or shopping mall and caught yourself looking for the 'You Are Here' sign? We do this because we want to be confident in where we're going.When your guests come to visit your church, they are asking themselve …

The holidays are a busy time, and while most people think of Thanksgiving as the start of holidays, in Church world, we know we're planning ahead WAY before Thanksgiving, and we're not actually thinking of taking a real "holiday" until January.In lig …

So you've built your guest services team at your church, recruited the perfect people for the 5 essential positions, (learn what those 5 positions are and how to fill them with our free ebook!) and the team momentum is moving steadily.Then it happens …

Since releasing our free ebook, Huddle Up, we've gotten a few questions. This one is from Dwayne:Hey Kenten and Adam,How would you go about recruiting people or motivating people to serve in this capacity? I appreciate how the book said telling the " …

Portable churches are a relatively new concept. Consider hundreds of years ago, the church's steeple topped the tallest building in small-town America. Having church in a school or theater was extremely rare, and maybe non-existent.Not only was the c …

I think you'll agree that when we're welcoming people to our church for the first time, sometimes we over-complicate things, but in a guest's mind, all questions boil down to this simplicity: Will I come back to this church?If someone is visiting you …