C3 Assembly · Inroads · Sept 2026

Connect Card
Submission Approach

Small adjustments to the connect card, plus QR code capture and location reporting.

Stay Connected
We'd love to help you with your next step.
Name *
Email *
Phone
BEST TIME FOR A CALL
More options
Today I committed my life to Jesus
I want to get baptized
Help me join a Connect Group
Add my family to C3 Kids
Which neighbourhood do you live in?So we can match you to a Connect Group close to where you liveText
Questions, prayer requests or other notesText

You'll get one email with your next steps. No spam, ever.

The invitation to fill out a connect card.

A suggested script for Hosts, Coaches and the Next Steps team when they meet someone new, especially at the Welcome Spot and in the Next Steps room:

"We would love to keep you connected into our church and help you with your next steps. We can send you an email, and even give you a call, just by putting your name and email in here."

Same card, two QR codes.

01

Welcome Spot. Its own QR per location. Source stamps as Welcome Spot.

02

Next Steps Room. Its own QR per location. Source stamps as Next Steps Room.

03

Everything else. The regular card link: in service, 1 on 1 conversations in the lobby, or online. Source stamps as General.

Behind the scenes: each submission stamps its source and location, call opt-ins land on the Inroads call list with their preferred time, email-only folks get the next-steps email automatically. Salvation responses still get the priority call.

Here is a little data on the Connect Card.

The last 6 months of live submissions (Mar 12 to Sep 11): 453 cards. Downtown 238, Midtown 112, Hamilton 81, Mexico City 22. About 17 a week across all locations.

Phone number92%
"I'm new, send me more info"69%
"Help me join a Connect Group"58%
Committed my life to Jesus22%
Questions or comments20%
Add family to Kids list15%
"I want to get baptized"10%
Best time: Evening 45% Afternoon 25% Morning 14% Weekends 10%

The optional boxes get used. Group interest (58%) and salvation response (22%, 94 people) are the card's two most valuable signals. That's why More options stays visible on the new card.

Required doesn't mean answered. Neighbourhood and "how did you hear" are mandatory today, and roughly 1 in 12 answers is a placeholder like "not mentioned on card." The new card only requires name and email.

Evenings win. Nearly half of everyone picks evening as their best time, which fits the midweek call design.