Service Times: Clearly list all available service times (e.g., Sunday services, mid-week Bible study).
– **Location**: Provide the church’s full address with a map (preferably Google Maps for easy directions).
– **Parking Details**: Mention where visitors can park and if there’s any reserved parking for first-time guests.

### 3. **What to Expect**
– **Dress Code**: Briefly explain what typical attire looks like (e.g., casual, business casual).
– **Worship Style**: Provide an idea of what the worship experience is like (e.g., contemporary worship, traditional hymns).
– **Service Length**: Let visitors know how long the service typically lasts.
– **Children’s Ministry**: Information about kids’ programs, including check-in procedures, age groups, and any security features.

### 4. **Pre-Registration/RSVP Option**
– **Pre-Registration Form**: Offer a simple form where visitors can fill out their name, contact information, and the date they plan to attend. This helps you prepare for their visit and greet them personally.
– **Special Needs**: A section where visitors can let you know if they have any special needs or accommodations (e.g., accessibility, seating preferences, allergies for kids in children’s ministry).

### 5. **Meet the Team**
– **Pastor’s Introduction**: A short bio or video message from the lead pastor, welcoming new visitors.
– **Leadership/Greeters**: Let visitors know who they can expect to meet when they arrive, like the greeter team or ushers who will welcome them at the entrance.

### 6. **Contact Information**
– **Phone & Email**: Provide a way for visitors to reach out with any questions before their visit.
– **Live Chat or FAQ**: If possible, offer a chat function or link to an FAQ section that answers common questions (e.g., “Where do I check in my kids?” or “What’s the music like?”).

### 7. **Directions and Transportation**
– **Google Maps Integration**: Make sure the map is interactive so visitors can easily get directions.
– **Public Transportation**: If applicable, include public transportation routes or nearby stops.
– **Landmarks**: Mention nearby landmarks or details to make finding the church easier.

### 8. **Plan Your Visit Confirmation**
– After submitting the form, visitors should receive an email confirmation thanking them for planning their visit and restating essential details (date, time, and what to expect when they arrive).

### 9. **Follow-Up Options**
– Optionally offer to sign them up for a welcome email series or newsletter that keeps them informed about upcoming events, sermon series, or ways to get involved.

### Example Flow of the Page
1. **Introductory Message**: Warm welcome and invitation to visit.
2. **Service Details**: Times, location, parking, and service structure.
3. **Pre-Registration Form**: Option for visitors to provide their details and RSVP for the service.
4. **What to Expect**: Dress code, worship style, and service length explained in a welcoming way.
5. **Kids Ministry Information**: Details on how to check in kids and what age groups are catered for.
6. **Leadership Introduction**: Meet the pastor or greeters section with short bios or images.
7. **Contact/FAQ**: Ways for visitors to ask questions before their visit.
8. **Map/Directions**: Interactive Google Map and transportation options.

This helps ensure that potential visitors feel confident and comfortable before attending for the first time. Would you like help crafting specific text or designing the layout for this?