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“Here are some ideas and tools to help you take your online giving capabilities to the next level.” Article by Ashleigh Brush.

Read this article by Ashleigh Brush. “In this post, we’ll go over many of the details and decisions involved in live streaming a church service.”

This week, we’re continuing a series that we began last week about online worship services, focusing on stories from churches that made the transition from in-person to online last year. You can see last week’s post for more information about the equipment you may need for pre-recording your services versus live-streaming. As always, you can…

During COVID, in the space of a few weeks, thousands of churches suddenly found themselves unable to meet in person and forced to look for other solutions. At this point, most churches are back to meeting in person, a few are still fully online, and many have decided to do both. If your church has…

Pages are the body of a website. This is where your website visitors view content and find information. Learning to edit your pages is perhaps the most important skill for you or your church media team to master.  To get started, click “Pages” under “Dashboard.” Classic Editor vs. Block Editor Over the past few years,…

As a church, your mission in your community can be summed up in six words: welcome newcomers and equip the saints. With that in mind, how can your church website be used as a tool to help you accomplish your objective? Today we’ll give you five ways to move towards your goal by outlining the…

This week we’ll be moving on in our series to the second essential editing skill you should learn for WordPress. Last week we talked about widgets, and how to understand, group, and edit them. Today we’ll tackle menus.  To access and edit your menus, you can go to the “Menus” area under “Appearance.” While you’re…

“Widgets are the building blocks of a WordPress website, and can be added and arranged to create widget areas and pages. They come in many forms, including text, menus, calendars, and galleries.”