Can we keep our current content or do we need to rewrite everything?

You can keep whatever's working. Most churches have good content buried in a bad layout. We'll help you figure out what to carry over and what needs a fresh take, then organize it so people can actually find it.

We have someone who volunteers to update the site—will they be able to manage the new one?

Yes. We build sites that are straightforward to update. If your volunteer can handle email and basic word processing, they can handle updating events, adding sermon info, or posting announcements.

Do we really need a prayer request form on the website?

You don't need one. But it gives someone a way to connect before they're ready to walk through the door. A lot of folks who are searching for a church are also searching for help. A simple form can be the first conversation.

What if we only need a simple site with service times and basic info?

That's a real option. A simple site starts at $300 and can be done in a few days. If all you need is a clean page with your times, location, a map, and a bit about who you are, that works just fine.

Will our site show up when someone searches for churches near Ore City?

Every site we build follows solid SEO practices—proper page titles, fast load times, mobile-friendly design, structured content. That gives Google what it needs to rank you. The $3,500 tier goes further with keyword strategy and local search setup.

Website Redesign · Ore City, TX

Church Website Redesign for Ore City, TX

If your church site hasn't been touched in a few years, there's a good chance it's making Sunday morning harder for someone trying to find you. We build church websites from scratch—clean, fast, and designed for the way people actually look for a church home in 2026.

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Is Your Website the Reason They Drove Past?

When's the last time you looked up a church on your phone? Think about what you wanted to know. Service times. Where to park. What to expect when you walk in. Maybe what the church believes. You wanted answers fast, and if the site was slow or hard to read on a small screen, you probably moved on.

That's what's happening to folks looking for a church home in Ore City. They're searching on their phones—maybe on the drive through town, maybe late at night when something's weighing on them. And if your site loads awkwardly, or the service times are buried in a PDF, or the whole thing just looks like it belongs to a different decade, they're gone. Not because they don't care. Because they couldn't find what they needed.

A church website isn't about being flashy. It's about being clear. When someone lands on your page, they should know within a few seconds who you are, when you meet, and how to get there. That's the job. And right now, a lot of church websites just aren't doing it.

What a Rebuilt Church Site Actually Looks Like

We start fresh. No patching an old template or trying to squeeze new content into a layout that was never built for it. Your new site gets built mobile-first, because that's how most people will find you. It loads fast. It puts service times and your address right where they belong—immediately visible.

But it goes deeper than that. We set up pages for your ministries, your beliefs, your community programs. An event calendar that's actually easy to update. Connection tools like prayer request forms or volunteer sign-ups—things that let someone take a step before they ever walk through your doors. And we build it so Google can actually find you. When someone in Upshur County searches for a church, good structure helps you show up.

You own the code when we're done. No platform locking you in, no monthly subscription just to keep your site alive. If you ever want to move it somewhere else or hand it off, you can. It's yours.

Can We Talk Honestly for a Minute?

Your church has a mission. And you're doing real work in Ore City—feeding people, praying with people, showing up. But your website? It might be working against you without anyone realizing it.

So here's a question worth sitting with: how many families drove through town this year, pulled out their phone, looked you up, and never came back? Not because the gospel wasn't there. Because the website didn't make it easy enough to take the next step.

That's fixable. And it doesn't have to be expensive or take forever. A full church website redesign starts at $1,500, and we can typically have it done in about a week. If you want it found more easily on Google, a site with SEO built in starts at $3,500. Hosting runs $50 a month after that—and that's it. No surprises.

We're a small shop out of Tyler. You'll talk to the person actually building your site. And we'd genuinely love to help your church be easier to find.