Ekklesia 360

Easter is here again! For many church communicators, this is your time to shine. Sure, you’re busy doing everything you normally do for your church -- graphics, videos, website content, social media posts, saving the day...but you’re also in charge of...

If you’re a pastor, you already know what a difficult job you have. I'll spare you the bleak statistics. But, if you had a job description, it might look something like this:

• Teacher

• Bible Expert

• Public Speaker

• ...

Hello, my name is Melissa Blakey. I’m the new Content Writer for Monk Development, builders of Ekklesia360, and I couldn’t be more excited about that. Welcome to our new blog. I thought I’d use this post as a way for me to introduce myself and to tell...

What Is A Mega Navigation?

Definition: A larger navigation that allows for more content to be displayed.

Ekklesia 360 sees 2015 as a year of enhanced connectivity. Here are 5 church website design trends that will change the way people interact with your church’s website.

5 Design Trends for Church Websites

Storytelling 

Scrolling, single page, and ...

We're excited to release our latest e360 responsive church website theme ten Boom! This e360 Theme was built from the ground up using ministry process design. As a result, we spent time thinking through how a church can use this theme to attract and...

People spend an average of 23 hours a week online with email, social media, and texting. ~ Business News Daily. That’s almost one entire day!

They also spend 2 hours and 8 minutes a day browsing the internet on a PC or smartphone. ~ Nielsen Report 

What...

The creation of a new theme isn't just about offering a new responsive church website design. It’s much deeper than that. We understand this website is going to be used by you to attract, engage, and develop your community. You have a lot invested in...

“47% of consumers expect a web page to load in 2 seconds or less.” ~ Gomez & Akami

Poor page load times can have a negative impact on a visitor’s perception of your website. Churches aren’t immune to these perceptions, especially with new visitors.

We have seen first-hand how combining technology like an iPad with a strategic church website is useful in many ways; from keeping track of sermon notes, to facilitating online giving, to newsletter signup. However, one of the most natural fits for an...