Create your own QR codes and place them in the weekly bulletin or other materials that reach the community, and which drive people to your church’s website. Encourage your congregation to scan them with their smartphones to let their friends in the social media world know they’re visiting, and use them to quickly connect others to your website. There are many websites that allow you to generate your own QR codes for free. Try this one.
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