
3 Steps to Plan Your Best Easter Yet
Easter is probably your biggest Sunday of the year. But if your church isn’t intentional, it can become just another
Congratulations! Choosing to create your church website on WordPress means you’re using the very popular church content management system (CMS) that’s open source, free (non-proprietary), and highly adaptable. We highly recommend it for creating and maintaining your church website!
But before you celebrate too much, remember a church website is never done. Your content must be constantly kept current and desired, plus the user-experience of your theme must suit your audience (ensuring information can be found quickly because your website organization is simple and your page content is scannable). Oh, and make sure you establish a unique brand thread that weaves through your content so it unites ministries under one church brand so you become known for it (and Google becomes your best evangelist)!
Even after you do all of that, you’re not done. Your CMS needs regular attention. If not? Your church website will break. Here are 5 cautions for every church website on WordPress:
Easter is probably your biggest Sunday of the year. But if your church isn’t intentional, it can become just another
Easter is one of the most significant Sundays of the year. It’s more than just a big attendance day for
This week brings fresh opportunities to engage your congregation and community more effectively. People are looking for connection, meaning, and
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