Invite 17

Invite17 Online

Your Digital Resources for Invite17. The Invite is the Win! We are not responsible for the results, we are only called to share.

Count Me In!

Invite17 Kit

The Invite17 kits can be picked up at the Invitation Stations on the Mt. Bethel Campus. These kits include instructions, invite cards, and a postcard. You can also pick up individual pieces if you need more.

Digital Invite17 Kit

You can download digital invites here to share through social media, text messages, or email.

Get Your Digital Kit

Text Message and DM Examples

If you watch online:
“Hi [NAME]! I was thinking about you this week and wanted to invite you to stream my church’s Sunday service. It’s been such an encouraging part of my life, and I thought you might enjoy it too. I normally tune into the [9:30 or 11am] service, but they also stream one at [9:30 or 11am]. Here’s the link: live.mtbethel.org. Let me know if you decide to watch!”

If you attend in-person
“Hi [NAME]! I was thinking about you and wanted to invite you to join me at church this Sunday! The worship service is always an encouraging part of my week, and I thought you might enjoy it too. I normally attend the [9:30am or 11am] service, and I’d be willing to buy you lunch afterwards. What do you think?

How To Invite Someone To Church

Use the Invite Card

- Hand one to a friend in conversation.

- Leave an invite card and a nice tip at a restaurant (or wherever you tip!)

- Give one, along with a gift such as a baked good or a gift card, to your neighbor.

-Send a digital version via text message, social media Direct Message, or email.

Use Social Media

- Follow @mtbethelcchurch.eastcobb on Facebook and @mtbethelchurch on Instagram.

-When you see one of our church’s posts on social media, share it with your audience, along with how it resonated with you or why it makes you excited, and invite them to join you for church!

- When you tune into an online service on Facebook, tag someone in the comments who should join you in watching!

- Do you attend one of our online services? Share a screenshot or photo of the service and your setup! (e.g. coffee mug, Bible open) and share it with the link (live.mtbethel.org), saying: “Grateful to be able to join my church family virtually! Join me by tuning it at live.mtbethel.org on Sundays!”

Send a Text or DM

- Send a digital version via text message, social media direct message, or email.

- Start the conversation by texting, “Hey! Do you have any plans this weekend?” or use one of the examples provided at the bottom of the page

Wear Mt. Bethel Swag

Wear clothing with Mt. Bethel Church’s logo (available to order at shop.mtbethel.org) and pray for God to let someone notice. When they do, you’ll be able to invite them to church!

Visit the Store

Other Tips

- Pray for the invitations you make.

- Make your invitation personal by offering to drive them or meet in the parking lot so you can walk in and sit together. If you attend our online services, host a watch party in your home (or wherever you're watching from!) Invite your neighbors to join you for snacks and worship in your living room.

- Remember to extend the invitation beyond Sunday mornings. Some people may not be ready to attend a church service, but they might be willing to attend a Men’s Breakfast or a Women’s Night of Encouragement or to serve with you through a local missions opportunity.

- When on vacation, invite others around you to join you for streaming the service online.

- Follow up after you invite if possible. "If the person you're inviting seems unsure but hasn't declined, follow up with a friendly message like, 'No pressure at all—I just wanted to share something that's been meaningful to me. Let me know if you decide to watch or come!' This shows your invitation is genuine and respectful."

- Offer to answer any questions they may have.

What If I invite Someone & Find They Have a Church Home?

Praise God! You can follow up with, “That’s great! So happy you have a church home. What church do you attend?” to show them you’re not trying to recruit them to Mt. Bethel Church.

"We are therefore Christ’s ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal through us. We implore you on Christ’s behalf: Be reconciled to God."

2 Corinthians 5:20