A good checklist can get anyone through a busy or stressful week. It lets us organize, prioritize, and budget our time so that we accomplish the things we set out to do. So when it comes to the busiest seasons in your church––back-to-school, Christmas,...
When someone comes to you for advice, you try your best to help them succeed and make them feel supported. And when they take your advice, it feels good to know how much they trust you!
So when that friend, acting on your guidance, takes a big, awesome...
We love it when we get the chance to brag about how great our clients are doing. We’ve got the one year review stats for Providence Baptist Church (www.pray.org...
Topics: Design, Best Practices, Featured
You know how important it is to ask questions before making a big purchase. Whether it’s a car, a house, or an expensive gift, you want to fully understand the product and what your experience will be like after the sale.
This is why you should be able...
Topics: Design, Best Practices, Featured
Your church website’s homepage is frequently the first impression visitors have of your community. It sets the stage and gives a welcoming smile. Even for your current church members, your homepage is one of the main ways you can keep your congregation...
Topics: Design, Best Practices, Featured
Do you think the words “trendy” and “cutting-edge” are a little intimidating? Maybe you’re afraid to stick your neck out in unfamiliar territory by using web design trends that aren’t quite mainstream yet. Or maybe you’re comfortable with your current...
Selecting colors can play a very important role in your church website design. Colors can help you with setting a tone or conveying a message. But picking colors for your church website can be difficult. Where do I start? Do I just pick random colors? Do...
Let’s set the record straight: your church website design should be a beautiful representation of your church family. But––above all else––the design of your website is a problem-solving tool. Visual design and aesthetics are important, but they’re...
Being the passenger on a long road trip is much different than being the driver. As a passenger, you’ve passed the reins off to another person in the hopes you’ll be able to nap, listen to music, or read a book while the driver does the majority of the...
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