Invite someone

Who’s your +1?

One card. One sentence. One next step. Make a personal invitation in a minute, then send it your way — a text, an email or a card in their hand.

Who are you inviting?Stays on your device. Nothing is sent or saved.

Which Sabbath?

What would you like to say?A friend or coworker: “I go to a place that serves breakfast and makes room for everyone. Would you join me this Sabbath?”A family member: “We saved you a seat. I’d love to sit with you.”Someone who has been away: “We miss you. There’s always room for you.”

Your name

You’re my +1.

I’d love for you to join me this Sabbath.

“I go to a place that serves breakfast and makes room for everyone. Would you join me this Sabbath?”

When: Saturday, January 9 · Start With One
Breakfast: 9:45–10:15 · free
Worship: [time to be announced]
Where: [Church address]
Online: [stream link]

Preview the text message

You’re my +1! I go to a place that serves breakfast and makes room for everyone. Would you join me this Sabbath?

Saturday, January 9 · Start With One · Breakfast 9:45–10:15 · Worship [time to be announced]
[Church address]
Can’t make it in person? Watch online: [stream link]

Tips

Invitation, not pressure.

Start with prayerPray for the person you thought of first. If you can’t name your +1 yet, start there.

Make it personalSay why you thought of them. “We saved you a seat” lands better than a flyer.

Offer to sit togetherMeet them at the door, walk them to breakfast, and sit with them.

Watching from home counts too: every invitation includes the live-stream link for anyone who would rather start online.