A church website brings people to your church. If someone wants to find a church in your area, how are they going to find it? If your first answer is, “check the Yellow Pages” you’re wrong. Most people go straight to Google. ~ Tony Morgan
Your church doors may close after Sunday service, but your website never does. It speaks for your ministry late at night.It answers questions on weekdays.It...
Last Sunday, someone searched for your church online. They were curious.They were hopeful.They were looking for a place to worship. And within five seconds,...
Your church website is more than an information source—it is a hub for connection. By offering details on small groups, ministries, volunteer opportunities,...
Your church website is a key part of your evangelism efforts. It allows you to share the Gospel with people who may never open a Bible or attend a service...
Photos play a major role in shaping how people perceive your church. High-quality images of worship, fellowship, and ministry events create a warm and...
A church blog is an incredible way to stay connected with your members throughout the week. It allows your ministry to share devotionals, updates, Bible...
Your website should feel like a warm handshake and friendly greeting. A welcoming homepage and a clear “Plan Your Visit” page help guests feel confident about...
Most people today browse the internet from their phones, not computers. If your church website doesn’t look good on mobile devices, visitors may struggle to...
Church websites often collect sensitive information—prayer requests, contact forms, online giving details, and membership information. Because of this,...
Posting sermons online allows your church to reach people who may never step foot inside the building. Many visitors watch a sermon before deciding whether to...