As a leader in the church, you’re most likely noticing the decline in physical church attendance on a Sunday-to-Sunday basis. Even people who would consider themselves regular attendees are showing up physically once or twice a month.

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This doesn’t mean that they are any less invested in the church. But perhaps they are caught up in club sports for their kids, work schedules, and travel plans. The typical Sunday service is difficult to fit into a schedule that is now shaped by flexibility and convenience.

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So, if churches can only reach a member in person with their teachings for one hour once a month, how can you extend that time? How can you encourage people to stay involved and maybe even show up in person more often?

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Technology.

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Rather than hope people will return to the physical church, NewSpring Church is approaching this new reality as an opportunity. An opportunity to embrace technology and grow through their digital ministry.

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NewSpring on Digital Strategy and Discipleship

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Lead Pastor at NewSpring, Michael Mullikin, and Technology Product Owner, Frank Grand, sat down with us to share their insights on digital discipleship:

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NewSpring is able to keep a pulse on engagement through a continuous flow of data through their mobile app – a new avenue to track engagement beyond Sunday.

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“The Lord is using technology for way more than we would ever expect or imagine.” - Frank Grand.

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See what Daily Spiritual Habits and other digital discipleship tools can do for your ministry. Schedule a chat with our team to get started.  

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