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Building a Church WebsiteIf your Church has no web presence yet or perhaps it's long out of date you might want to consider adapting a blog to create a website. It's free, easy to start and maintain. See our new page on 'Blogging your Church ' and watch the short video tutorials to help get started. You'll also find some brief guidelines to help you consider other options and what content you should include on your website.... | ||
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 | Building WebsitesThese days, it seems like everyone has a website – and churches are no exception! But it can be hard to know where to start, or how to go about setting up your website. This guide aims to help churches to get themselves on the web! | |
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 | Website OptionsThere are several ways of building a website, and which you choose will depend on how big the site is going to be, and the available technical expertise. The three main ways of building a site are adapting a blog, building the website yourself or pay a web design company to build it for you... | |
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 | Website ContentIt can be difficult to know what to put on a church website. Sharon covers the essentials to get you started. | |
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 | Website PrecautionsVery often, churches are unsure about what can and can't be displayed on websites. Photographs, in particular, can be problematic. It's a good idea to draw up a set of guidelines from the start, and stick to them. You may wish to ensure the following.... | |
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| Guest writer Sharon Gilmore is the webmaster at Cregagh Methodist Church . You can contact her for any further help or advice about setting up a website by email. | ||
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