New Movers List for Churches | Welcome New Neighbors by Direct Mail
When a family moves into your area, they are setting up a new routine: new schools, new stores, new neighbors. It is a natural moment for your church to say welcome. A new movers list for churches gives you the names and mailing addresses of people who recently moved near you, so you can send a personal invitation while everything is still new to them.
- Near Your Church Pick the ZIP codes around you
- Name & Mailing Address Ready for a welcome mailing
- Moved in 12 Months Recent new neighbors
- Buy Once or Subscribe A one-time list or each new group
- Budget Cap On subscriptions, you set the maximum
- Cancel Anytime No long-term contract
Who Counts as a New Mover
New movers are people who have moved homes in the last 12 months. They include both renters and homeowners. Many of them have not yet found the local places they will return to, which is exactly why a friendly, personal invitation can land well.
Each record includes the household's name and mailing address, so you can send a welcome postcard or letter directly.
How Churches Use a New Movers List
A new movers list is a mailing tool. Here are some of the ways churches put it to work:
Because the list covers people who recently moved near you, it can help your invitation arrive while they are still getting to know the area. As with any mailing, results depend on your message and your community.
Choosing the Area Around Your Church
You decide where to mail. Start with the ZIP codes people already drive in from for Sunday services, then widen or narrow the area as you learn what works. In the subscription builder you can choose cities, ZIP codes, or counties, or drop a radius on the map around your church. You'll see how many new movers are available before you buy or subscribe.
One-Time List or Subscription
You can buy a new movers list once for a single mailing, or subscribe so each new group of neighbors is delivered to you on a schedule. Most churches welcome new neighbors all year, not just once, so a subscription can save you from rebuilding the list each time.
| One-Time List | Subscription | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | A single mailing, such as an Easter invitation | Welcoming new neighbors all year |
| What you receive | Everyone who matches, on the day you buy | Only people who are new since your last delivery |
| Schedule | One download | Weekly, monthly, or quarterly |
| Payment | Pay per purchase | Card saved once, billed per delivery within the maximum you set |
How a Subscription Works
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Choose Your Area
Pick the ZIP codes or draw a radius around your church in the subscription builder.
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Choose How Often
Receive a delivery weekly, monthly, or quarterly, whichever matches how often you send mailings.
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Set the Size
Set a minimum and a maximum number of records per delivery. Below your minimum, the cycle is skipped and nothing is charged; the maximum is your budget cap.
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Subscribe Once
Your card is saved when you subscribe. Each delivery arrives by email as a secure download link, and you're reminded before every charge. You can pause, change, or cancel anytime from your account.
What is in each subscription file: Each CSV contains names and mailing addresses. Email addresses and phone numbers are not included. Your download link is delivered by email.