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BacktoChurchSunday 2006

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Back To Church Sunday 24th September 2006

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We’d love to welcome you to a special service at our church At St Philip & St James’, Odd Down, Bath Come along at 10.30 am or 6.30 pm

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Press release here

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Morning Av BTC Diff  Adults 109 154 45 Children (3-11) 15 35 20 Pathfinders (12-14) 15 18 3   Total 139 207 68 = 50% increase

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Evening Average BTC Diff   Adults 60 88 28  Total 60 88 17 = 46% increase

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Adults 62 Children (3-11) 20 Pathfinders (12-14) 3   48% increase New people

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Those who came back Morning Service 17 = 25% return Evening Service 5 = 29% return 27% return

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Back To Church Sunday

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3-fold impact Encouragement – we realised people are more open than we expect Relationships – people are more likely to come with a friend Challenge – services need to communicate

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B igger congregations T aking responsibility C ommitment to new people S ervice accessibility Spin -off

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Of those who filled in their response card: 100% enjoyed it and would come again 100% did not want to attend a course 100% did not want a visit

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Back To Church Sunday

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10 months on ………. BTCS members 20

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Evangelism belongs to the laity It’s friendships that make people ‘stick’ Those who stop going to church haven’t necessarily lost their faith

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BacktoChurchSunday

Summary: Back to Church Sunday was begun by Robert Hicks of the UK and the first service to be held was in September 2006 in St Philip and St James Church Bath. The slide show is a record of the service and the result of inviting people back to church who had lapsed.

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