1. People are not projects

Follow-up is about care, not checkboxes. Don't treat people like tasks-treat them like souls Jesus died for.

2. Be prompt, but be personal

Timeliness matters, but so does tone. Make each message warm and real. Use their name. Reference your last interaction.

3. Consistency over complexity

Use the Teínō app regularly, even if it's just one or two updates a day. Small consistent actions build strong systems.

4. Faith, not formula

Teínō is a tool. The Holy Spirit is the real guide. Stay prayerful and let God lead your follow-up efforts.

5. Remember the goal: discipleship

We're not just aiming for return visits-we're helping people become followers of Jesus. Keep eternity in mind.

6. Follow through matters

Don't just start strong-finish strong. Make sure every person is walked through the next step, not left wondering what's next.

7. Give grace generously

Not everyone will respond quickly-or at all. Be patient. Love people where they are, not just where you want them to be.

8. Celebrate progress

When someone gets baptized, joins a group, or takes a step forward-celebrate it! Share it with your team. Momentum builds motivation.

9. Train others to care

Don't carry the follow-up burden alone. Teach your team how to care, connect, and respond with wisdom and heart.

10. Pray over every name

Before you send that message or make that call-pray. Cover them. Ask God to open hearts and give you the right words.