A church that didn’t know where to start got a complete website, words and all.
Creston Community Church had no website and no one to build one. In a single visit we gathered everything we needed, then built the whole site and wrote all the words. They reviewed, we made a few tweaks, and it has been live and working ever since, with updates now handled by a quick email.
The challenge
Creston Community Church didn’t have a website, and no one at the church knew how to build one. They wanted a welcoming online home, but the whole idea of making one felt out of reach.
What we did
One visit, everything gathered
We came out to the church and, in a single visit, took photos and gathered the details we needed. There was nothing for them to prepare or figure out beforehand.
We wrote it, too
We built the entire site and wrote all of the words ourselves, so the church never had to stare at a blank page. They reviewed it, we made a few small changes, and it went live, all within a couple of days of that first visit.
Updates with a quick email
Whenever the church needs a change now, they send us an email and it goes live within a day. There are no logins to remember and no software to learn.
The result
- A welcoming website where there was none before.
- Built and written entirely for them, with almost nothing required on their end.
- Live and working reliably ever since.
- Updates handled with a simple email, live within a day.
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