Can we update the website ourselves, or do we have to go through you every time?

You'll be able to make basic updates — service time changes, new events, staff updates — without calling us. We build sites so they're manageable by someone who isn't a web developer. If you need something bigger changed, we're here.

Do you build in online giving or tithing options?

We can integrate with whatever giving platform your church uses — Tithe.ly, Pushpay, or even a simple PayPal link. We don't process donations ourselves, but we make sure the giving page is easy to find and easy to use.

What if our church is small and we're not sure we need a full website?

A small church in Ore City still gets searched online. Even a simple site with your service times, location, and a short description of who you are gives people what they need. That's what the $300 option is for. Small doesn't mean invisible.

How do you handle sermon or event pages?

If you want to post sermon audio or video, we can set that up with embedded links to YouTube or a podcast host. Event pages are straightforward — a calendar or list format that's easy for your team to keep current.

We already have a Facebook page. Why do we need a website too?

Facebook is fine for your existing members. But it doesn't show up well in search results, you don't control the layout, and visitors have to have an account or deal with login prompts. A website is yours. It works for everyone, and it shows up when someone searches for churches in Ore City.

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Web Design for Churches in Ore City

If someone in Ore City searches for a church this Sunday morning, yours needs to show up — and it needs to answer their questions in about ten seconds. We build websites for churches that do exactly that.

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People Are Looking for a Church Right Now

A family moves to Upshur County. Maybe they're settling near Ore City for work, maybe they've got relatives in the area. The first thing they do is search for a church. If yours doesn't have a website — or has one that hasn't been touched in years — you just lost that family to a congregation down the road that made it easier.

What a Church Website Actually Needs to Do

Church websites don't need to be complicated. They need to be clear. Service times, your address, what you believe, and how to get involved. That's the foundation. But most church sites bury this information under cluttered layouts or outdated designs that make visitors wonder if the church is still active.

Beyond the basics, your site should have an event calendar that's easy to update — VBS, potlucks, community outreach at the Ore City Community Center, whatever your church has going on. It should have ways for people to connect before they ever walk through your doors. Prayer request forms. Volunteer sign-ups. A simple way to ask a question without picking up the phone, because some folks aren't ready for that yet.

How We Build Church Websites

We start with your church's specific needs. A small congregation in Ore City has different priorities than a megachurch in a metro area, and the website should reflect that. We're not going to sell you features you don't need or build something so complicated that nobody on staff can figure out how to update the bulletin.

Every site we build loads fast, works on phones, and is structured so Google can actually read it. That matters more than most people think. When someone types "churches near Ore City" or "Sunday service Upshur County," your site needs to be built in a way that search engines can find it and show it to the right people.

A simple church site — service times, about page, location, contact info — starts at $300 and takes a few days. If you need an event calendar, ministry pages, connection forms, and more depth, a full website starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. And if you want to make sure people beyond your current congregation can actually find you online, a website with local SEO starts at $3,500. Hosting runs $50 a month, which covers maintenance and keeps everything running.

Your church is already doing good work in Ore City. The website just needs to make it easy for people to find you and show up. That's what we build — nothing more than what's needed, nothing less than what works.