Write a first-time visitor follow-up email with these details:

Visitor information: [e.g., "Single woman, 30s, filled out connection card, attended Sunday service"]
How they found us: [e.g., "Friend invited" or "Google search" or "Drove by" or "Unknown"]
What you know about them: [e.g., "New to area" or "Church shopping" or "Returning to church" or "Limited info"]
Their expressed interests: [e.g., "Interested in small groups" or "Has young kids" or "Just visiting, no specific interests noted"]
Follow-up timing: [e.g., "Monday after Sunday visit" or "Same day evening"]

Please provide:

1. Subject Line:
   - Personal and welcoming
   - Use their name
   - Warm without being overly familiar
   - Examples: "Great to Meet You, [Name]!" or "Thanks for Visiting [Church Name], [Name]"

2. Opening (2-3 sentences):
   - Thank them specifically for visiting
   - Reference something about their visit (service attended, card filled out)
   - Genuine warmth without being effusive

3. Personal Connection (2-3 sentences):
   - Reference any conversation you had with them
   - Or acknowledge you didn't get to meet personally (if true)
   - Express interest in their story/journey
   - Make it feel personal, not form letter

4. About Our Church (3-4 sentences):
   - Brief overview of who you are as a church
   - What they can expect if they return
   - Your heart for the community
   - Keep it conversational, not promotional

5. Address Their Expressed Interests (2-3 sentences):
   - If they indicated interest in something specific, address it
   - Provide relevant info or connections
   - Make it easy for them to take next steps
   - If they didn't express interests, give 1-2 general next step options

6. No-Pressure Invitation (2 sentences):
   - Invite them back warmly
   - Make it clear there's no obligation or expectation
   - "We'd love to see you again, but we also understand if you're visiting several churches"

7. Offer of Connection (2-3 sentences):
   - Your availability for questions or conversation
   - Specific contact information
   - Offer to connect them with others if interested (small group, ministry, etc.)
   - Make yourself accessible without being pushy

8. Closing (1-2 sentences):
   - Warm sign-off
   - Prayer or blessing (brief)
   - Personal signature

Additional Elements to Include (if applicable):
- Link to church website or social media
- Service times for next week
- Upcoming special events that might interest them
- Digital connection card or next steps link

Tone: Genuinely warm and pastoral, interested without being intrusive, welcoming without pressure, personal without being overly familiar. Sound like a real person, not marketing copy. Balance enthusiasm with respect for their space and decision-making process.

Avoid:
- Sounding desperate for them to return
- Too much information (keep it focused)
- Multiple calls to action (pick one or two max)
- Churchy jargon or insider language
- Making assumptions about their spiritual state
- Too casual (overly familiar) or too formal (stiff)
- Asking them to do too much (fill out forms, join things immediately)