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1. INDEX CARD TEMPLATE FOR MAC WORD UPDATE
2. INDEX CARD TEMPLATE FOR MAC WORD SERIES
3. INDEX CARD TEMPLATE FOR MAC WORD DOWNLOAD

I’m afraid it is getting lost in the other things listed.

Putting an announcement in our bulletin for 3 weeks running has gotten 2 responses.

INDEX CARD TEMPLATE FOR MAC WORD UPDATE

Since I now “own” this project I am looking for ways to update our contact list of who is in the military and of that list, who is “Deployed” and or assigned to a “Forward Area”.

This is for our church members and family members of our congregation. Twice a year we send out a card along with a calling card or some other small gift. One of our longstanding projects is our Military ministry to let our military members know how much we appreciate them and are praying for them. I’m working on a project for our churches women’s ministry and have been looking for alternatives in ways to get information for it. Thank you for your informative articles I am learning quite a lot.

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If you do download the file, please share this post on the social media platform of your choice, as a “thank you.” If you’d like to use this guest card as a template for your design, you can download it here (ZIP containing one Pages file, version 5.2.2. Looking back, there are a lot of elements of these designs that I don’t like, but if we spend all day “fixing” our designs, we’ll never actually use them.

INDEX CARD TEMPLATE FOR MAC WORD SERIES

That brings this series of posts to an end. Our hope is that this will communicate our heart to our guests right off the bat: we’re givers who are focused on being good neighbors by supporting organizations that are already working to improve our region. Basically, if the guest brings the card back to our welcome center, we’ll donate $1 to one of three local charities that we know, trust, and work with on a consistent basis. The main section on the back is an idea that our connections pastor brought to us: offering guests a chance to make a donation to a third-party charity. We did add “Facebook” because our presence in Zucerkbergland has increased over the past year, and we wanted to see if this translated into more guests. It simply wouldn’t fit on the front without reducing some of the white space that I’d tried to give for people to write in. “How did you hear about us?” is one of those questions that gets asked on all kinds of surveys, so I hope it gets answered, despite it’s location. I don’t want that to sound like we’re working a sales pitch, and yet it’s wise to offer people what makes the most sense based upon their personal history. “New to church” and “returning to church” were added to help us tailor our program offerings to these individuals. “New to the area” was important for me because then we can assist that person in fitting in and finding their way around. We also added more boxes for the “I am…” section. Also, we extended the lines for the kids’ names because, after seeing some filled out versions of the old card, the line was too small, which is due, in part, to the rise in children with last names different from their parents’. We did add the “grade” slot of the kids because our new database-CCB, yo!-gives us space for that. What can I say about this side? It’s really basic, but that’s exactly what it should be, since you’re asking for the guests’ basic information. You have to use each side wisely-avoiding needless white space-without asking for too much information, and yet you can’t really give the guest any information on the card because they’re not going to take it with them. Guest cards are a tricky design to perfect because you want them to look sharp but they have to be immensely practical as well. To that end, here’s my church’s guest card. However, not everyone is a paranoid libertarian like myself, so a “guest card” is still a helpful publication to have around.

For some reason, people feel a bit squeamish about giving churches their info, which is hilarious given how much of their business they willingly put out on social media. Getting information from guests is a constant battle.