Homecoming
Sunday
Everything your church needs is on this page. You should not have to design, write, or build a single thing.
Download what you need, when you need it. Nothing here expires and nothing costs anything.
Start here: announce it Sunday, September 6
Open the announcement language below, read the first section out loud once, and preach it Sunday. About seventy-five seconds. The ask is simple — every member brings three people on September 20.
Read this first
The Overview & Calendar
What Homecoming Sunday is, the three things we're asking of your church, and every date from now through the 21st.
For your platform and your bulletin
Pulpit Announcements & Promo Language
The September 6 announcement, the reminder for the 13th, the welcome for the 20th, plus bulletin copy, text blasts, subject lines and a social caption.
The Come-Home Letter
Three versions — a full letter for your letterhead, a short email, and a text — for the people who are not in your room anymore.
Print and post
Flyer & Invite Cards
Print as many as you need. Hand the cards to your members for the three people they're bringing.
Social Graphics
Sized for every platform. Caption language is in the announcement document.
Make it yours
Fill-In Flyer
Open it, type your church name, service time, address and website, and print. Only those four fields can be changed — nothing else moves.
Editable Canva Template
For churches who want to change more than the details. You get your own copy — the original stays untouched.
Designing Your Own
Building a flyer from scratch? Colors, type, what every version must carry, and what not to change.
The two Sundays
The Night of Prayer
6:00–6:45 PM, in person. How the night runs, what to bring, and the four movements of prayer. Location confirmed the week of September 7.
The Day-Of Guide
How to run Homecoming Sunday in your own house — greeter briefing, welcome language, the altar moment, and how to count.
Report your numbers
The night of September 20 — attendance and altar response. Takes about a minute, and every church's numbers roll into one combined total.