Websites for Churches
Most first-time visitors look at a church's website before they ever walk in. They want service times, what to expect and where to park. A church website should make that easy and feel welcoming.
Plan your visit
Service times and the address go at the top of every page. A plan-your-visit page answers the questions newcomers are nervous about: what to wear, what happens with kids, how long the service runs.
Ministries, small groups and events each get a page so members can find what's going on.
Livestream and giving
If you stream services, we link the stream prominently. If you take online giving, we link your giving platform from every page.
Pages we’d build for you
A typical starting point for churches, adjusted to the services you actually offer.
- Home
- Plan your visit
- Service times
- Ministries
- Kids and youth
- Events
- Watch online
- Give
- Contact
What we’ll need from you
We write the site, but only you know the facts. To get started we’ll ask for:
- Service times and address
- Ministries and events
- Live stream link
- Giving platform link
Questions from churches
What do first-time visitors look for?
Service times, the address, parking and what to expect. A plan-your-visit page answers those questions and makes walking in for the first time easier.
Can we stream services on the website?
We link your live stream, like YouTube or Facebook, prominently so people can find it every week.
Can people give online?
If you use an online giving platform, we link it from every page.
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