Church of the Highlands
Connect Area
Not an info booth — the first real conversation a guest has with this church.
Church of the Highlands
Not an info booth — the first real conversation a guest has with this church.
This month
Know what's coming so you can point guests to what's next.
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Met someone? Log it in 10 seconds
Name, contact, story, and next step — right from the table. Every submission lands in the team's Jotform inbox instantly.
* Only name and contact are required — everything else is optional if you're short on time.
Responses collect privately in your team's Jotform account. Form not loading? Open it directly →
Everything else
None of this is required reading before Sunday. It's just here if you ever want it — tap a section to open it, or use search above to find one thing fast.
You're already good at welcoming people. This just adds a little to it: learn a name, hear a small piece of someone's story, and help them know one simple thing to do next.
Learn a name and a story. Don't just hand out info.
They may already know us by text. Now they get to meet a real person.
Every guest leaves knowing exactly one thing to do next.
Receive expected guests, engage first-time guests warmly, and be ready to pray for anyone who needs it.
Say their name 2–3 times in the conversation.
Where are they from, what brought them in today?
Questions that can't be answered with just yes or no.
Point them to a single, clear next step below.
The next step — pick one. Don't overwhelm them.
A little prep before Sunday means we can greet returning guests by name.
Pull these up right at the table to help a guest take their next step.
Campus text threads live in Rock. You can also use your own personal messaging app.
Campus text threads for first-time guests and follow-ups.
Rock or SMS access issues? Contact the Digital Team.
Keep it simple and spottable.
One or two as the connection point.
To hold team resources.
Running campus Playlister content.
So guests can spot you.
Nobody was handed this cold. Leaders learned it first, in person, so they could walk everyone else through it a little at a time.
Team training started, slow and hands-on
Tried it out alongside how we already did things
This became how we welcome guests every week