Not unless you offer it. There is no card in the seat you are expected to fill out and nobody takes your details at the door. If you choose to tell us you are visiting, we use it to follow up once and nothing else.
Plan Your VisitThis is a fair thing to be guarded about. Handing over a phone number to an organization you have visited once is how a lot of people end up on a list they cannot get off.
So here is the whole policy. You can attend Hue.Church indefinitely without giving us anything. There is no connection card passed down the row, no clipboard, and no moment where visitors are asked to write down their details. If you walk in, sit, and leave, we do not know who you were, and that is a completely acceptable outcome.
If you fill out the plan your visit form before coming, you are giving us your name and a way to reach you, and what happens next is that someone gets in touch within a day. Joan'ay Rhodes handles that here. The message is short, it is a real person rather than an automated sequence, and it is asking whether you have questions or need anything on your first Sunday. If you do not reply, that is the end of it.
We do not sell or share your information with anyone, and we do not add you to a general mailing list because you visited once.
The reason we ask at all is practical. Knowing you are coming means someone can meet you at the door, which for a family with small kids or a person coming alone is the difference between a smooth first visit and standing in a lobby trying to work out where to go.
Quick answers
Is there a connection card I have to fill out?
No. Nothing is passed down the rows and no one takes details at the door.
What happens if I fill out the visit form?
A real person follows up once within about a day to ask if you have questions. If you do not reply, that is the end of it.
Do you share my information?
No. It is not sold or shared, and visiting does not add you to a general mailing list.