Make it easier for people to connect and take the next step

Your website, emails and everyday follow-up all shape how people experience your organization. The Faith Growth Audit reviews those connections and gives your team a clear plan for what to improve first.

For churches, parishes, faith-based schools, ministries and nonprofits.

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What is a Faith Growth Audit

A Faith Growth Audit is a focused review of how your organization communicates with people from their first visit or inquiry through ongoing participation. You receive a written report and prioritized action plan based on the agreed materials and the priorities you share with us.

Seven areas we review

Clear information: Who you serve, what you offer and where people can start.
Contact and sign-up: How people find and follow inquiry, registration and contact steps.
Follow-up: What happens after someone reaches out, registers or visits.
Getting involved: How people find ministries, programs, volunteer roles and other opportunities.
Staying connected: How ongoing communications support understanding and participation.
Giving communications: What people are invited to support and what happens next.
Website and mobile experience: How visitors find and use important information on different devices.

What you receive

A written review, three to five recommended priorities, a practical 30–60-day action plan, and a conversation to discuss findings and next steps. Findings distinguish observed issues from questions needing more information.

How it works

First, we discuss your priorities and agree on the scope and materials. Then we review the experience and how the steps connect. Finally, we deliver your report and action plan and discuss what your team can do next.

Common questions

Does the audit include implementation?

Implementation is separate. Your team can use the action plan independently or discuss additional support.

Do we need to replace our current tools?

The review starts with the tools and processes you already use. Recommendations depend on what we find and what your team needs.

Can the audit consider English and Spanish communications?

Yes. We agree which communications and materials to include before the review begins.

Does the audit guarantee more members, students, volunteers or donations?

No. It provides findings and a practical plan. Outcomes depend on the changes you make, your audience and other factors.

Start with a conversation

Tell us what your organization would most like to improve. We’ll discuss whether the audit is a useful next step.