What actually happened
when these ministries ran it.

$89 on social media. 348 people at the event.

Kross Ministries ran the whole thing on Church Circuit, start to finish: the event page, the registration, the reminders and the follow up. The ad spend was $89.

348 people came out. That is about 26 cents per person walking through the door, at an outdoor outreach where most of the crowd had never been to the church before.

A packed sanctuary. Three nights in a row.

Colton Lane Hall Ministries hosted a 3-night revival at a smaller church in a small Michigan town. Most events that size struggle to fill a single midweek service, let alone three nights.

The strategy was simple: a $200 Meta ad campaign run through the system. The result? A packed-out sanctuary every night, with people they'd never met walking through the doors. New faces, new families, new opportunities for the Gospel.

1,033 registered. 740 showed up. 48 gave their lives to Christ.

Dennis Gingerich Ministries ran a campaign and saw the kind of result every pastor prays for. More than a thousand people registered. 740 of them actually walked through the doors. And on the day of the event, 48 people gave their lives to Christ.

40+ visitors and 25 altar responses on a single Wednesday night.

Pastor Mike ran his first campaign for a midweek service. Not a Sunday. Not a holiday. A regular Wednesday night that most churches treat as a quieter, mostly-members crowd.

40+ new visitors walked through his doors that night. 25 of them responded to the altar call. Several ended up joining the church in the weeks that followed.

A 98% show-up rate for her first ladies' event.

Dr. Kimber promoted her first Christian ladies' event using Church Circuit's system. 120 people registered. 117 of them actually showed up, a show-up rate almost unheard of for a first-time event.

16 families in the door on $200 in ads.

Pastor James spent $200 on his church's first ever advertised event. No big budget. No prior Meta experience. No content team or marketing director.

He had $200, the system, and a willingness to follow the steps in order. 16 families walked through his doors that week, about $12 per family meeting his church for the first time.