Whether you call your October 31st event Trunk-Or-Treat, Hallelujah Night, Harvest Party, Fall Festival, or simply Halloween, it's a fun community event for people to visit your church property, meet
Fall is the season your church campus gets noticed. Neighbors are driving past on their way to football games and pumpkin patches, families are looking for a fall festival or trunk or treat to bring t
Helping you reach your community.It really is the heartbeat of what you can expect from ChurchBanners. The signs, banners, feather flags, and invite cards are all just tools to help us help you. That'
For most churches, Easter is the weekend when you'll see more visitors and higher attendance than just about any other weekend in a year. It's often a time when we decorate with new signage and come u
Visitors Are Coming This Sunday. Will They Know Where To Go?
Summer is a unique season for churches.
Some families are away on vacation. Others are visiting churches while traveling. VBS brings new fa
You may have heard of a marketing term called a funnel.
At the top of the funnel (the widest part) are all of the potential visitors to your church: people driving by who live in your community,
Christmas Eve is the night your community is most likely to look for a church to visit. Families home for the holidays search for a candlelight service nearby, and neighbors notice what's posted along
Church Banners help elevate your decor and create a custom feel to your portable church's foyer or entrance, auditorium, worship center, chapel, sanctuary, and children's ministry areas, especially a
Patriotic seasons bring people together in a special way.
Memorial Day, Independence Day, Veterans Day, community parades, school programs, and summer events all create moments where churches and orga
Light pole banners are one of the easiest ways to make your whole campus look like Christmas. A row of matching banners down the drive and across the parking lot welcomes families to Christmas Eve ser
As a Pastor or church leader, you may think that social distancing signs are an eyesore or a ‘necessary evil’ or simply one more thing to add to your to-do list as you’re getting your church ready to
