Church Website Builders
WordPress for Churches: Is It the Right Choice?
WordPress powers over 40% of all websites on the internet — including some of the largest church websites in the country. Saddleback…
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 Website Builders
WordPress powers over 40% of all websites on the internet — including some of the largest church websites in the country. Saddleback…
Church Website Builders
For a church choosing a website platform, WordPress and Wix represent two genuinely different philosophies. The short answer: Wix is better if…
Church Website Builders
You’re choosing what to build your church website on, and two names keep coming up: Squarespace, the polished, design-first website builder everyone…
Church Website Builders
If your church has outgrown a basic giving button and a DIY website, the conversation usually narrows to two premium platforms: Subsplash…
Church Website Builders
Tithe.ly and Subsplash are the two biggest church-specific technology platforms, and most churches shopping for an all-in-one solution will compare them head-to-head.…
Church Website Builders
If building and maintaining a church website yourself sounds exhausting, a done-for-you service like Ministry Designs promises to take the whole thing…
Church Website Builders
Sharefaith is one of the oldest names in church technology — a single subscription that bundles a church website builder, a massive…
Church Website Builders
Webflow is the platform that designers love. It gives you complete creative freedom — pixel-level control over layout, animations, interactions, and typography…
Church Website Builders
Squarespace wasn’t built for churches. There’s no sermon manager, no built-in giving, no church-specific integrations. And yet, some of the most beautiful…
Church Website Builders
A church website in 2026 needs to do far more than list service times and an address. Congregations expect online giving, sermon…