Church Marketing
Church Website Content Strategy: What to Post & When
Most church websites go stale within months of launching. The homepage still shows last year’s Easter service. The events page lists a…
Choosing a website builder, writing the pages, and the questions churches actually ask — written by the person who builds the templates rather than by somebody paid a commission on the answer.
Church Marketing
Most church websites go stale within months of launching. The homepage still shows last year’s Easter service. The events page lists a…
Church Marketing
Email is still the most reliable way to communicate with your congregation. Social media algorithms decide who sees your posts. Text messages…
Church Website Examples
Your church might have an amazing youth ministry — passionate leaders, fun events, deep relationships, life-changing conversations. But if your website’s youth…
Guides
Most church websites have a writing problem, not a design problem. The design might be beautiful, but the words say things like…
Church Marketing
Most churches think marketing is a dirty word. It feels corporate, salesy, maybe even a little manipulative. But here’s the thing: marketing…
Guides
Your church website is outdated, hard to update, or no longer reflects who your church is. You know a redesign is needed.…
Church Website Features
Church websites serve everyone — including people who navigate the web with screen readers, keyboards, voice commands, or magnification tools. Website accessibility…
Church Website Features
Church websites handle sensitive information — donor credit card details, member contact data, prayer requests, and sometimes even children’s check-in records. Yet…
Guides
Launching a church website without a checklist is like hosting Easter Sunday without a plan — something important will get missed, and…
Church Website Features
When you’re building a church website, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the things you could include. Sermon archives, event calendars,…