Christian Singles Dating Scene Strategies for Easter: Double Duty Your Time at Church on Easter Sunday
If you’re a Christian Single and are planning to attend Easter Sunday Services at one of your local churches, then do aim to double duty your time at church on Easter by attending a service which permits you to attend the church‘s Easter Sunday Breakfast or Easter Brunch for the congregation and guests.
Christian Singles Dating Scene Strategies for Easter: Do Sit with Strangers Over Breakfast at Church on Easter Sunday
When you do attend the Easter Sunday Breakfast or Easter Brunch at a local Christian Church, as one of the many Christian Singles out there, don’t just do what everyone does, sitting with their clique of friends and exclusively talk with them. Instead, do aim to sit at a breakfast table in the Church Hall where the Easter Brunch or special Easter Breakfast is served with strangers.
Christian Singles Dating Scene Strategies for Easter: Aim for Safe and Appropriate Christian Church Small Talk During Breakfast at Church on Easter Sunday
Safe and appropriate conversation openers you can leverage at your Easter Breakfast or Easter Brunch table to draw others out conversationally need to be geared towards Christian Church small talk. Keep in mind that you are both talking with complete strangers where you know nothing about each other as well as that you are at church.
- Is this your first time attending services here?
- I’m a recent member. However, I normally attend the 7:30 am service. Are you a regular attender of the 10:30 am service?
- Are you in town visiting for long? What brings you to town?
- How did you hear of our church?
- You saw an announcement for our services online? How lovely, what drew you to us?
When you approach a social event armed with a roadmap for your social poise and success, you are already 3/4 of the way there with being socially successful and expanding your Christian Singles social circle.
Happy Dating and Relationships!
April Braswell
As seen in “In Touch Weekly” and in Dating for Dummies, 3rd Edition
April Braswell is a Professional Speaker who speaks to singles in Singles Groups and Divorce Recovery Groups as well as at Singles Dating Workshops and Singles Conferences. Hire April to speak at your Singles Event?
Annie Born says
April 9, 2012 at 2:08 AMApril, you have amazing info here for Christian singles.
Great for everyone who wants to connect with other people!
Looking forward to tomorrow!
Eva Palmer says
April 9, 2012 at 3:25 AMHi April!
We don’t have this kind of Easter Brunchs here in Spain. But it would be a great idea to implement them! They seem like a nice enviroment to engage in conversation with new people or just with other “parishioners” (I am not sure of the word in Englis) who maybe you see often but have never approached!
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Sonya Lenzo says
April 9, 2012 at 4:37 AMGreat ideas! When I moved to Chicago about 20 years ago, I knew NO ONE. I went to Easter Brunch and sat next to a lady who became my best friend for the entire 10 years I lived there!
Sonya Lenzo
Suzanne Laramore says
April 9, 2012 at 8:06 AMHaving a list of conversation starters is a great idea April! Thanks!
Margarita says
April 9, 2012 at 8:09 AMApril,
nice tips for socializing for Easter. I am so happy to have 2 Easters. My Eastern Orthodox Easter is next week. We will make the Easter Bread twice. We best connect when there is something good to eat. 🙂
G.E. Moon II says
April 9, 2012 at 10:37 AMI think the question, “How did you hear about our church?” is a powerful ice breaker. It’s a great way to start a conversation and can definitely offer some interesting answers since so many churches today have an “on-line” service. How incredible is it that someone from two or three towns away might have found your church from the wonders of the World Wide Web.
Yours In Health!
G.E. Moon II
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Shane says
April 9, 2012 at 12:55 PMLike all your posts here is some more great advice! I hope everyone uses it!
Nothing could be more awkward than standing around by yourself at a place where everyone is supposed to be getting together and meeting new people.
So yes sit with new people and get to know everyone… after all that is the entire point, isn’t it!?
Love the post keep ’em coming!
Dr. Wendy Schauer, D.C., R.K.C. says
April 9, 2012 at 12:59 PMGreat advice April. They are already in a nuturing, safe environment so it is less intimidating.
Dr. Wendy
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Peter Tamosaitis says
April 10, 2012 at 4:02 AMApril
Excellent advice, helps newcomers to feel at ease and also a great way to make new friends. Once the ice is broken the conversations flow.
Keep up the good work.
Peter Tamosaitis