The spring and summer were crazy-busy for us at Ekklesia 360. You may have noticed that we launched two new services, e360 Giving and e360 ChMS to help you keep your church office and communications funded, organized, integrated, and fully optimized. But we haven’t slowed down or shifted focus away from building and designing great church websites!
Usually, we post an update about once a quarter with some of our favorite church websites. This blog post brings you a nice long list to catch up. Enjoy our recent favorites!
I hope you’re inspired to make your church website as great as possible!
This church website is a great example of using an e360 template—it's unique without adding custom functionality or design.
Mecklenburg is a custom website design project with us at Ekklesia 360. The welcome video featuring one of their services leaves a lasting first impression, and we love how it turned out!
This was a great redesign for an existing Ekklesia 360 customer. They blended traditional and contemporary design elements. Their new website is beautiful, and we wish The Crossing many more successful years!
The East Cooper Baptist Church website makes great use of welcoming videos and event images. Their church building looks super cool, too—it certainly makes me want to visit!
If your church name has the word “Kirk” in it, you need to have a bit more of a traditional website. Kirk in the Pines maintains their focus with a simple website that matches their congregation. Good job on this theme site.
The energy of a Crossroads service transfers right through their website and gives a positive vibe for all website visitors. I'm ready for a visit!
This church website has beautiful images to make a lovely website experience for potential visitors and is very evocative of their place. Not to mention, they have a cool daily reading program!
This church website is colorful, without being overwhelming. It's a traditional site with some extra flare. They had a great idea for a unique navigation menu item titled, "How Do I..."
Ekklesia 360 can match your needs in any language. CrossPointe Español is an example in Spanish!
I've always loved the sliding elements in the e360 Theme, Spurgeon, as you can see on Ignite Church's website. Scroll down and see how Ekklesia 360 could tailor a site to meet your needs.
Harvest Time has kept their design pretty simple and charming, but they did a great job of keeping all their images in the same color palette and matching the tone of their church.
These multi-campus churches are able to have more than one site work together to stay unified as clearly one church—just with different congregations.
We love their logo! The Rolling Hills Website has a very clear campus selector and is a great example of a custom website.