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Church websites that welcome everyone in

A site that greets first-time visitors, keeps your congregation connected and makes sermons, events and giving easy to find.

what your site needs to do

Your front door, online

For many people, your website is their first visit. It should feel like walking into your church on a Sunday morning.

  • A warm welcome

    Service times, directions and what to expect on a first visit, right where a newcomer looks first.

  • Your congregation, connected

    Events, groups, ministries and news in one place, easy for your staff to keep current.

  • Sermons and giving

    Messages to watch or listen to, and a simple, trusted way to give.

  • What you believe

    Your story, your leaders and your beliefs, shared with clarity and warmth.

how we build it

We get to know your church

Every church has its own story and its own way of welcoming people. We start by listening: to your pastor, your staff and the people who'll keep the site running. Then we design and write a site that sounds like your church.

Your photos, your people and your words, on a site that's simple to update and works beautifully on every phone.

Built so your community can find you, and feel at home when they do.

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questions we hear often

A few questions we hear often.

Can our staff and volunteers update the site?

Yes. We set up an editor for events, news and announcements, so the people who run your ministries can keep them current.

Can people give online?

Yes. We connect the giving tool your church uses, or help you choose one, and make it easy to find on every page.

Can we share sermons on the site?

Absolutely. We bring in your video or audio, so the week's message is a tap away for anyone who missed Sunday.

Can the site show our calendar?

Yes. We can connect the calendar you already use, so events stay up to date without extra work.

Let's talk about your church's website

Tell us about your church and the people you'd like to welcome. We'll take it from there.

Let's talk