I build church websites from the inside. I’m on a church staff, so I know what first-time visitors look for and what your team has to keep updated every single week.
What a church website actually needs to do
Your website is the front door for most people before they ever walk into a service. It doesn’t need to do everything. It needs to do a few things really well:
- Plan a visit. Service times, location, parking, kids check-in, and what to expect, all easy to find on a phone.
- Watch online. The livestream and recent sermons front and center, not buried three menus deep.
- Get connected. Clear next steps for groups, serving, giving, and prayer requests.
- Stay current. Events and announcements your staff can update without calling a developer.
What you get
Designed for visitors
Built around what a guest needs to know, written in plain language instead of church-insider terms.
Easy for your staff
Built on WordPress with editable blocks, so your team can change text, photos, events, and pages themselves.
Livestream & sermons built in
Your YouTube stream, online church platform, sermon archive, or podcast feed pulled in automatically.
Fast & findable
Mobile-first, quick to load, and set up for search, so people looking for a church nearby can actually find you.
Recent church work
I designed the website for Freedom Church, and I build sites for small businesses, too. See more in the portfolio on my homepage.
How it works
- Talk it through. What your current site does well, what frustrates your staff, and what visitors keep asking about.
- Plan the pages. A simple sitemap and content plan, so nothing important gets missed.
- Design and build. You review it as it comes together, not just at the end.
- Launch and hand off. I walk your team through editing the site so they’re confident running it.
Common questions
Can our staff update the site themselves?
Yes. That’s the point. Your team can edit text, swap photos, and add events and pages without touching code.
Can you redo our existing website?
Absolutely. I can rebuild your current site, bring over the content that’s working, and clean up what isn’t.
Who owns the website?
You do. The domain, hosting, and content stay in your church’s accounts, so you’re never locked in to me or anyone else.
How much does a church website cost?
It depends on how many pages you need and what has to connect to the site. Tell me what you’re looking for and I’ll give you a straight quote.
Let’s build your church’s website
Tell me about your church and your current site, and I’ll get back to you.