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A Welcome That Starts Before Sunday

Most first-time visitors look up a church online before they ever walk through the door. What they find there decides whether they come.

Answer the Newcomer’s Questions First

Someone considering a visit has practical worries: when do services start, where do I park, what should I wear, what happens to my children.

We put those answers where a newcomer finds them immediately, rather than behind a menu designed for people who already attend.

  • Service times and location impossible to miss
  • A genuine "what to expect" page for newcomers
  • Sermon archive in audio and video
  • Simple, secure online giving
What your site needs

Our Web Solutions for Churches

The features a congregation actually uses, built to be maintained by volunteers.

Service Information

Times, location, parking and accessibility presented plainly, updated in seconds when they change.

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Sermon Archive

Searchable audio and video by series, speaker and topic, with podcast distribution included.

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Online Giving

Secure one-off and recurring donations through a trusted provider, on mobile in a few taps.

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Event Calendar

Groups, classes and events with sign-up, so attendance is known before the room is booked.

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Ministry Pages

Children, youth, outreach and small groups each given the space to explain themselves.

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Livestream Integration

Streaming embedded on your own site, archived automatically once the service ends.

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Why it matters

Why the Website Is the Front Door

For most people considering a visit, the website is the entire first impression of your congregation.

7+

Years building community sites

500+

Projects delivered

90%

Client retention rate

47

People on the team

Built for Volunteers to Run

Church websites are usually maintained by whoever volunteered, alongside everything else they do. A complicated system means the site stops being updated.

We keep the editing simple and predictable, so updating service times or posting a sermon takes minutes and does not require the person who set it up.

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Community Work

Sites for churches and community organisations run by small teams.

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Giving That People Trust

Online giving only works if it feels safe and takes seconds. Anything that looks improvised or asks for too much will be abandoned.

We use established payment providers, keep the flow short on mobile, and support recurring gifts, which is what makes the difference to steady income.

  • Trusted, established payment processing
  • One-off and recurring giving options
  • Fast, simple flow on mobile
  • Clear giving records for your treasurer
Process

How We Deliver

Kodex Designs keeps you in the loop at every stage, so there are no surprises between the brief and the launch.

Discovery

We learn how your business wins work today — the questions clients ask, the objections you hear, the services that actually pay.

Strategy & Planning

A tailored plan with deliverables, timelines and the measures we will judge the finished site against.

Design & Build

Design, content and build run with regular check-ins, so you see progress rather than a single reveal at the end.

Launch & Support

We test, refine and launch only when you are happy — then stay on to keep the site current and performing.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Can volunteers keep the site updated?

Yes. That is a core requirement of these builds — publishing a sermon or changing service times is a few minutes of work.

Can we take donations online?

Yes, through established providers, with support for both one-off and recurring giving.

Can we stream our services?

Yes. We embed your stream on your own site and archive it automatically into the sermon library afterwards.

Do you work with smaller budgets?

Yes. We scope church projects to what the congregation can sustain, and prioritise the pages newcomers actually use.

Ready to Welcome People Online?

Tell us about your congregation and we will suggest where to start.