Resources for Effective Church Websites
Do you have current backups for your church’s website? What if your church website were to be hacked? It can happen – my home congregation’s website has been defaced by hackers. Here’s some security tips for church websites, but even Continue reading Church Website Backup Strategy
This is a guest post by Laurie Neumann of http://dlchurchwebsites.com. If you find this post helpful and you’re interested in determining your target audience, be sure to also read my post on how to increase traffic to your site. Who Continue reading Your Church Website Should Have A Two-Fold Purpose
How I Decided What Church to Attend Based on a Website Picture How do potential visitors decide which church to attend? The most common reason for visiting a church is because someone personally invited you. When you’re visiting a church Continue reading Judging a Church by its Website or How I Picked a Church Based on Photos
If your website is the front door to your church, then having your website hacked or defaced is like someone coming and spray painting all over your church’s front door or sign. You wouldn’t want that to happen. Unfortunately, there Continue reading WordPress Church Website Security
This is the second of two articles on how churches can use Amazon.com wish lists for ministry. If you missed part one on setting up an Amazon wish list, you might want to read that first. Using an Amazon Wish Continue reading Integrating an Amazon Wish List into a Church Website
How Churches Can Use Amazon Wish Lists For many churches and ministries, part of the purpose of having a website is to provide opportunities for people to support the organization. Many church websites offer visitors the option to make a Continue reading Amazon Wish Lists for Churches – Part 1