Plan a visit
Make service times, location, directions, parking notes, accessibility details and what to expect easy for first-time visitors to find.
Church website design & care
Give your church a welcoming home online.
Help visitors discover your church, find service information and take their next step—while giving your congregation one dependable place for sermons, events, ministries and updates.
Standard church offer: $150 upfront + $150/month for a 7-page website, with a 12-month minimum term. Additional scope is quoted separately.
Built around church life
Help people connect before and after Sunday.
A church website should do more than list an address. It should welcome newcomers and help members stay connected throughout the week.
Services, sermons and livestreams
Share upcoming service details and link or embed sermon recordings and livestreams from the platforms your church already uses.
Events and church calendar
Promote worship services, Bible studies, youth activities, holiday programs, outreach days and other events with clear dates and contact details.
Ministries and groups
Introduce children’s and youth ministries, small groups, outreach programs and volunteer opportunities, with a clear next step for each.
Online giving and donations
Add a Give page or donation button that connects to your chosen secure giving provider. Recurring gifts or designated funds depend on the provider you use.
Prayer requests and contact
Give people a way to contact church leadership or submit prayer requests. Private requests should go to an appropriate private channel rather than being published automatically.
Pastors, beliefs and story
Introduce your leadership team, explain your church’s mission and beliefs, and help visitors understand the community they may be joining.
News and announcements
Keep important notices, weekly updates and seasonal information in one place instead of relying only on social media posts.
Mobile-friendly, easy to update
Make essential information readable on phones and let your team request updates without needing to manage every technical detail.
Feature availability depends on the agreed project scope. Online donations, livestreams, event registration and other third-party services may require separate provider accounts or fees.
Church website FAQs
Questions churches often ask.
Can our church accept donations through the website?
Yes. We can add a Give page or button linked to your chosen donation provider. Payment processing, recurring giving and receipts depend on that provider and its fees.
Can we publish sermons or stream services?
We can embed recordings or livestreams from platforms such as YouTube or Vimeo and organize sermon links on your site. Your church will need to supply the media and maintain any platform accounts.
Can volunteers update events and announcements?
WordPress allows authorized users to update content. We can discuss the simplest editing workflow for your team, and you can also request covered minor updates through the managed service.
What pages are included in the standard church website?
The standard offer is based on a 7-page church website. We’ll agree the page list and priorities before work begins. Additional pages or more complex functionality may require a separate quote.
Can we include prayer requests?
Yes, a prayer-request form can be included in the agreed scope. We recommend sending requests privately to designated church leaders, with clear consent and access controls, rather than displaying them publicly by default.
Does the monthly price include hosting and maintenance?
The managed offer includes website hosting and ongoing care. The exact included services and any exclusions should be confirmed in your written project agreement.
How long does it take to launch?
Timing depends on the agreed scope and how quickly your church supplies text, photos, service details and feedback. We’ll confirm a realistic schedule after discussing the project.
What if we need more than seven pages?
We can scope extra pages or integrations separately. Pricing depends on the additional work, so we’ll agree the cost before proceeding.
Serve your community online
Build a website that helps people find their place.
Let’s discuss your church’s priorities and decide what belongs in the first version.