Author: Aigars
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Church Marketing: How to Grow Your Church Online
Most churches think marketing is a dirty word. It feels corporate, salesy, maybe even a little manipulative. But here’s the thing: marketing is just communication. It’s making sure the people in your community who are looking for a church — or who might benefit from yours — can actually find you. And right now, those…
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Church Website Redesign: A Step-by-Step Playbook
Your church website is outdated, hard to update, or no longer reflects who your church is. You know a redesign is needed. But jumping straight into building a new site without a plan is how churches end up six months into a stalled project with half-finished pages and no launch date. A website redesign is…
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Church Google Ads Grant: How to Get $10K/Month Free
Google gives eligible nonprofits — including most churches — up to $10,000 per month in free Google Search advertising. That’s $120,000 per year in free ads that can drive hundreds of visitors to your church website every month. Yet the majority of churches either don’t know this program exists or haven’t applied because the process…
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Nucleus Church Review: Builder for Modern Ministries
Nucleus Church is a newer entrant in the church website builder market, positioning itself as the design-forward option for churches that want a modern, visitor-focused online presence. Founded by people with church communication backgrounds, Nucleus takes a different approach than older platforms — it prioritizes the first-time visitor experience above all else. But newer doesn’t…
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Clover Sites Review: Is It Right for Your Church?
Clover Sites is a church website builder that’s been around since 2009, making it one of the older church-specific platforms still operating. It’s part of the broader Clover ecosystem that includes giving, church management, and media tools. The pitch is straightforward: a simple website builder designed specifically for churches, with templates and features that make…
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Church Website Prayer Request Page: How to Set It Up
A prayer request page is one of the most meaningful features you can add to your church website. It tells visitors and members: “We care about what you’re going through, and we will pray for you.” It also serves a practical purpose — giving your prayer team a structured way to receive and organize requests…
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Church Website Accessibility: ADA Compliance Guide
Church websites serve everyone — including people who navigate the web with screen readers, keyboards, voice commands, or magnification tools. Website accessibility isn’t just a technical requirement or legal checkbox. For a church, it’s a reflection of your values. If your building has a wheelchair ramp but your website can’t be used by someone who…
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Church Website Security: Protecting Your Ministry Online
Church websites handle sensitive information — donor credit card details, member contact data, prayer requests, and sometimes even children’s check-in records. Yet most churches give almost no thought to website security. The attitude is often “Why would anyone hack a church?” — and the answer is: because hackers don’t care that you’re a church. Automated…
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Methodist Church Website Examples
Methodist church websites face a unique challenge: communicating both denominational identity and local church personality. The United Methodist Church has a strong connectional structure, social justice heritage, and emphasis on education — all of which should come through online. At the same time, your local church has its own character, programs, and community that make…
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Non-Denominational Church Website Examples
Non-denominational churches have a unique advantage when it comes to their website: total brand freedom. Without a denominational identity to conform to, you can build a website that reflects exactly who you are as a church community. But that freedom comes with a challenge — you have to define and communicate your identity from scratch.…