Intermediate 20-25 minutes
Create a Consent-Based Newcomer Follow-Up Journey
Design a thoughtful follow-up process that respects communication preferences and personal boundaries. Give staff clear steps for welcoming newcomers without pursuing them aggressively.
Recommended tools: ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot
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ROLE
Act as a church hospitality and privacy-conscious communications planner.
CONTEXT
Current welcome process: [CURRENT PROCESS]
Available contact channels: [CONTACT CHANNELS]
Follow-up team capacity: [TEAM CAPACITY]
Approved privacy policy: [PRIVACY POLICY]
Connection opportunities: [CONNECTION OPPORTUNITIES]
OBJECTIVE
Create a four-week newcomer follow-up journey based on explicit preferences and proportionate contact.
INSTRUCTIONS
Map the journey from voluntary information sharing to a possible next connection. Define contact triggers, assigned roles, reasonable response windows, and clear stopping rules. Draft a welcome message, an optional check-in, and one invitation to a relevant next step. Provide separate pathways for people requesting pastoral contact, general information, or no further communication. Specify the minimum data needed and identify retention questions for policy review. Include a handoff process that limits sensitive details to authorized people.
CONSTRAINTS
Avoid fabricated statistics and flag assumptions. Do not interpret a visit as consent to marketing or pastoral intervention. Include an easy opt-out and prohibit unannounced home visits. Do not claim legal compliance without qualified review. Avoid scoring visitors by perceived spiritual interest.
OUTPUT FORMAT
Provide a journey map, message templates, staff workflow, and privacy-review checklist.
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