Websites for Churches & Nonprofits
A first-time visitor wants to know when to show up, where to park, and what to expect. Your website should make walking in feel easy.
What Visitors and Volunteers Need
New visitors check service times and "what to expect." Members check events. Donors look for a giving link they trust. Volunteers want to know how to help. Most church and nonprofit sites bury all four under a wall of announcements.
What We Build for Churches & Nonprofits
"Plan Your Visit" — service times, location, parking, kids' ministry, and what to wear.
Events and announcements through the blog (Growth and Authority) — send them in and we post them.
Giving and donation links to the platform you already use.
Ministry or program pages — one for each, so people can find the group that fits them.
Sermon or video links to YouTube or your streaming service.
Kept Current Without a Web Team
Most churches and nonprofits don't have a web person. Monthly edit time on your care plan covers updated service times, new staff photos, and seasonal changes — just email us.
Software for Churches & Nonprofits
Volunteer scheduling, event sign-ups, member directories, and donor follow-up tools — built around how your ministry or organization actually runs, and connected to the giving platform you already use.
See business softwareFrequently Asked Questions
How do we get events on the site?
Email them to us. Events and announcements go in the blog section (Growth and Authority), and we publish them for you.
Can you add online giving?
We link to the giving platform you already use. We don't process donations ourselves.
Ready for a Website That Works as Hard as You Do?
Book a free strategy call. We'll audit your current site and show you exactly what we'd change — whether or not you hire us.
Book a Free Strategy Call
Includes a free audit of your current website. Brian will reach out personally to set up a time.