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We take the guesswork out of getting your church, ministry or organization online.

We can build affordable professional websites with features including email, hosting, ecommerce tools and domain name registration. We work with each client on an individual basis to determine your needs and incorporate them into a design package that will produce the results you desire.

No two projects are alike, and we pride ourselves on giving you professional results that work within your budget.

Houses of worship websites

The House of Worship segment represents one of the fastest growing markets in the world. In recent years, the use of technology in Houses of Worship has increased exponentially.

We also understand that congregations are growing and evolving, heightening the need even further for a broader range of Web and A/V options that can enhance their ministries and their worship services.

We take care of establishing the online presence of a variety of Ministries and Churches, designing their websites and taking care of website tools such as e-giving, messages broadcasting, on-demand video and audio sermons and training sessions.

See some of the Christian websites we design and maintain by clicking here.

On-demand services

Organizations and Ministries willing to reach out to various types of people with sermons and training classes find sometimes it difficult to because many of those targeted persons work odd hours or cannot attend a live training class. By setting On-Demand repositories linked to their website, Churches and Ministries can provide services which can be accessed as required and at a time determined by the consumer, as opposed to a service (such as a TV program) which is available at a time determined by the broadcaster.

E-Giving

The Web has radically changed the way we shop, conduct our finances, get our news, and participate in politics. And it’s changing the way we give.

Not only is online giving favored by tech-savvy younger generations, but 51 percent of wealthy donors in a recent study said they prefer to give via the Internet. Online giving is growing exponentially each year.
After Hurricane Katrina, half of relief giving was online, representing the largest outpouring of donations online in history.