Hello friends,

I currently have several start-up churches that are in need of a website. For many of these new works, the cost and time involved in building a site can feel overwhelming. A quality website can take months to design and thousands of dollars to create, yet it is one of the most important tools a new church has. It becomes their face to the community and to the world, serving as a central hub for information, engagement, and connection.

Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of helping church plants establish their online presence, giving them the ability to reach people far beyond their four walls. Right now, there are 3–4 new churches that could greatly benefit from this kind of support.

That’s where you can make a difference. Sponsoring a church plant website is more than just covering a cost,  it’s an investment in Kingdom growth. By partnering in this way, you are helping to equip a new faith community with the tools they need to share the Gospel and impact lives. For businesses, it’s also an opportunity to align your brand with the values of community, hope, and spiritual enrichment.

If you’d like to sponsor one of these new church websites — or if you know of a church plant that should be added to this sponsorship list, please let me know. Together, we can help these churches shine their light in their cities from day one.

Please feel free to share this with others who may be interested.

The creation of a new church plant website involves several key elements to effectively serve its purpose of reaching and engaging the community. Here are some essential components typically included in a new church website:

1. Home Page:
   • A welcoming homepage that provides an overview of the church’s mission and values.
   • Engaging visuals, such as high-quality images or videos, to create a positive first impression.
2. About Us Section:
   • Detailed information about the church’s history, leadership, and core beliefs.
   • Testimonials from members or leaders to establish credibility and community connections.
3. Services and Events:
   • A calendar or schedule of upcoming services, events, and activities.
   • Information on regular worship services, special events, and any community outreach programs.
4. Connect and Contact Information:
   • Clear and easy-to-find contact details for the church, including location, email, and phone number.
   • Online forms or links for visitors to submit prayer requests, inquiries, or to connect with the church community.
5. Online Giving:
   • A secure and user-friendly online donation platform for members and supporters to contribute financially
6. Media Gallery:
   • A gallery showcasing images or videos from past events, services, and community outreach programs.
7. Mobile Responsiveness:
   • Ensuring that the website is optimized for mobile devices to accommodate users accessing the site from different platforms.

By incorporating these elements, a church plant website can effectively engage its audience, foster community connections, and provide valuable resources for both members and visitors.