How it works

A defined system — from a free ticket to names in your hands

A professional illusion show your members' unchurched friends will accept a free ticket to — ending in a clear Gospel presentation, an invitation to Christ, and comment cards that put every response in your church's hands.

What we actually do


1 · THE DRAW

First-class illusion show

Theater-scale illusions — an easy, no-embarrassment "yes" for any family.

2 · THE MESSAGE

Clear Gospel + invitation

Announced to guests up front — never a bait-and-switch.

3 · THE HARVEST

Comment cards collected

Decisions, rededications, and seekers identify themselves — with contact information.

4 · THE FOLLOW-UP

Your church follows through

Materials mail the next business day; your team calls. They become your disciples.

The show is the bridge. The card is the harvest.

The evening, from a guest's seat


Doors open

30 min · music, welcome, seating

Illusion show

40–55 min · full theatrical production, all ages

Intermission

1 min · announced at the top; anyone may step out

Gospel message

30 min · clear presentation & call to Christ; cards completed

Grand finale

Closing illusion & walk-out music

No one is ever tricked into hearing the Gospel.

Proactive follow-through, card by card


Card responseNext business dayThen
Received Christ for the first timeLetter + discipleship materials mailedPhone call from your coordinator
Wants more information about ChristLetter mailedPhone call · invitation to next steps
Rededicated life to ChristLetter mailedPhone call · connection to your ministries

Cards are tallied within 15 minutes of the final curtain. Follow-through runs per your direction, Pastor — the process is defined, staffed, and time-boxed before the show ever begins.

What it asks of your church


Your voice — the engine

Cast the vision from the pulpit: this is our outreach, and our assignment is bringing unsaved friends. Congregation mobilization decides the harvest.

A coordinator & volunteer teams

One event coordinator plus ushers, sound & lights, load-in/out crew, security, and a card-statistics volunteer — all briefed, all defined in our process documentation.

A stand-alone date & room

A dedicated event — not an add-on to a service — with a room and stage reserved for it. That separation is what makes unchurched guests comfortable.

About five weeks of runway

Pastor meeting → congregation vision-casting (2 weeks) → evangelism workshop (week 3) → event (as soon as week 5) → follow-through.

When congregations mobilize, rooms fill with guests. Your pulpit is the engine.

The ask today is small

Pencil a date, and give me ten minutes with your congregation. If after that it doesn't fit, we part as friends.

Mike Lawrence · “… to seek and to save that which is lost.” — Luke 19:10