Churches
When people of faith plan a vacation or move, one of the first things they look for is a place to worship. Too often, the only clue travelers and potential residents receive is a street address posted by some online directory service that doesn't even know how to pronounce the minister's name. Community Website Solutions is experienced in website development for churches and will help you ensure no one drives past your town in order to worship in the next, simply because they weren't aware your church was there.
One issue experienced by churches is the dilemma of promoting their events and activities while at the same time protecting the privacy of their members. Community Website Solutions can easily develop a "members only" area, where items such as your prayer list and/or membership directory may be accessed only by those whom you wish to grant permission.
Ideas for church websites include:
- List of service times
- Directions or a map link
- Information about special provisions for children, such as Children's Church, a staffed nursery, Bible class directory, etc.
- Times of fellowship
- A calendar with detailed information about upcoming events
- A welcome message from the church's leaders
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Client Comment
Linda Fulkerson is easy to work with, responds in a heartbeat to questions or concerns, and gets the job done with ease and speed. In addition, her technical skills are over-the-top impressive and her repertoire of website magic will ensure that you get a site that expresses what you want, the way you want.
-- Linore Rose Burkard
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Ms. Fulkerson's quick ability to create a fully functional website in a matters of days is a source of constant amazement to me. She possesses an enthusiasm and dedication to perfect her craft and produce phenomenal work that is a rarity among technical professionals.
-- MaryLu Tyndall
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Fulkerson is a champion with template-based websites. Her design is polished, professional and personable. Should the need arise, I wouldn't hesitate to use her services again.
-- Michelle Griep
