Outreach graphics neighbors can use
Outreach graphics are read by people who do not know your lobby. Write the place so a stranger can find it, say who it is for, and say what to bring. Skip insider names (“the Hub,” “second service”) unless you explain them in the same line.
Updated October 14, 2026
The stranger test
Hand the sentence to someone who does not go to your church. If they cannot say the time and the address back, the graphic is not done. A logo does not fix a missing street.
A brief you can start from
Neighborhood flyer, A5, Saturday pantry, May 16, 9–11am, 400 Oak Street, bring nothing, everyone welcome, bold title, address large.Open this brief
Questions
Poster or flyer?
A flyer for doors and tables, where the address can be a full line. A poster only if the title and the hour can be read from the sidewalk.
Related
- Event flyers that printA handout with the title, the time, and the place grouped so they can be found.
- Lobby and wall postersA wall poster: the title works from across the lobby, details stay sparse.
- Bold church graphicsHigh-contrast type for announcements that have to win a glance.
- Print-ready church flyers and postersReal paper sizes, a PNG that knows its page, and what to proof first.