Guests cannot find the basics
Service times, location, children’s ministry, beliefs, and the plan-your-visit path should be obvious on a phone.
WEBSITE TRANSFORMATION · CHURCH WEBSITE DESIGN & REDESIGN
A digital front door
worthy of the welcome.
I design and redesign church websites around first-time guests, sermons, ministries, events, giving, mobile use, search visibility, and a structure your team can maintain without fighting the website every week.
Website Transformation
Get a free church media audit ↗Church Website Design & Redesign. After I review your ministry and speak with you, I provide a clear scope, timeline, and investment before any work begins.
WHAT I CAN HELP SOLVE
The website no longer reflects the church
A dated template or fragmented message can make a healthy ministry feel inactive before anyone walks through the door.
Weekly updates take too much effort
I create a maintainable structure for sermons, events, announcements, giving, and livestream access.
THE VISITOR EXPERIENCE
A church website should help someone
take the next step.
A good church website is not only attractive. It gives visitors the right information in the right order and makes the most important actions easy to find, especially on a phone.
- Understand who the church is
- Know what to expect
- Plan a first visit
- Find service times and location
- Find sermons
- Explore ministries and events
- Give or contact the church
- Take a clear next step
- Use the site easily on a phone
THE ENGAGEMENT
Clear scope.
Useful outcomes.
- Discovery, audience clarity, and website strategy
- Visitor-first sitemap for service times, location, beliefs, children, and next steps
- Custom visual direction—not a recycled church template
- Copy refinement for clarity, warmth, and action
- Sermon, livestream, event, giving, and form integrations
- Responsive development, accessibility fundamentals, and staff usability
- Foundational on-page and technical SEO plus analytics preparation
- Two revision rounds, launch support, and editing guidance
STARTING INVESTMENT
$2,500
per project
Website Transformation is a serious custom engagement. Final investment depends on page count, content migration, copywriting depth, integrations, sermon archives, campuses, and custom functionality. The church website cost guide explains the larger ownership and ongoing-cost questions to compare before accepting a proposal.
Every proposal defines:- Page count and sitemap
- Copywriting and content migration
- Integrations and custom functionality
- Revision rounds and approval dates
- Launch support and training
- Hosting and ongoing Website Care
HOW IT WORKS
Listen
I learn your church, priorities, audience, current frustrations, and internal workflow.
Clarify
I shape the sitemap, message hierarchy, visitor journey, and visual direction.
Build
I design and develop the full responsive experience, then connect the tools you already use.
Launch
I test the mobile experience, forms, calls to action, integrations, search foundations, and the paths visitors use most. Then I train your team, connect the domain, and support the transition.
AFTER LAUNCH
A clear handoff,
without permanent lock-in.
The right arrangement depends on the ministry. Some churches want to manage the site internally after launch. Others want defined care or broader media support.
Launch and ownership
The church keeps control of its domain, approved content, and the accounts it owns. The proposal makes ownership, hosting, integrations, and responsibilities clear before launch.
Team handoff
I choose an editing workflow that fits the people who will actually maintain the site and provide guidance for the updates your team makes most often.
Support when it is useful
Website Care can cover defined maintenance after launch. If the need extends into sermons, social communication, or recurring content, broader church media support may be the better fit. Neither option is required to keep ownership of the finished work.
CONCEPT EXAMPLE · NOT CLIENT WORK
Harbor Church
Explore a full guest-first church website concept with messages, ministries, events, giving, and a complete plan-your-visit journey. Harbor Church is a fictional concept study that demonstrates strategy and design depth; it is not presented as a deployed client project.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Good questions,
clear answers.
How long does a church website redesign take?
A focused seven-page transformation typically takes six to eight weeks after content and approvals are available. Larger archives, custom integrations, or delayed feedback can extend the schedule.
Can our staff edit the site after launch?
Yes. I choose an editing workflow that fits your team and provide practical guidance for the updates you make most often.
Can you use our current domain?
Yes. Your domain remains yours. I can connect it to the finished site without requiring you to purchase it again.
Do you write the website copy?
Copy refinement is included. Full from-scratch copywriting, interviews, and content migration can be scoped when the existing material needs deeper work.
Is hosting included?
Hosting and ongoing care are separate so the ongoing cost is clear and portable. I recommend the simplest dependable option for the final platform.
Can you improve our existing site instead of replacing it?
Sometimes. The free audit helps me decide whether focused improvements will solve the problem or whether a rebuild is the better investment.
YOU DO NOT NEED TO HAVE IT ALL FIGURED OUT
Let’s find the work that matters most.
Your free audit identifies the strongest immediate opportunity across your website, media, livestream, or ministry brand.