Since the function of the study is to organize the nucleus for a new church, each member should be aware that they are making a commitment to be a part of the new church. Instead of trying to knock on every door of the city at least once, the efforts are concentrated in a more restricted area of the city where you can knock on the same door time after time. Through repeated contact and small gifts left at each visit, the visitor becomes an acquaintance and then a friend. The visitor may leave church brochures, scratch pads, pencils, plastic coasters, etc, all imprinted with the name, address, and telephone number of the church. Direct Mail .
Direct mail allows the new church to creatively connect with unchurched people.
A core group is built through informational meetings. The involved core group members invite their friends, relatives, and associates to the next informational meeting. Those contacts who express interest should be followed up. The pastor shares the vision with people in the sponsor church and asks them to join the nucleus. The founding pastor meets with the nucleus to teach the new church philosophy of ministry.