I spent years in church communications. I build for the week you actually have.

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Two people smiling as they walk in through the front doors of Victory Church.
Young children gathered around a stuffed toy with a leader in Victory Kids.
A young woman sitting on the floor with her head bowed in prayer.

Photos: Victory Church, Raleigh

Everything your church needs.

From one person who gets it. It starts with your website and how you look.

Victory Church’s “Visiting is easier than you think” section: a photo of the church entrance beside service times, what to wear and Victory Kids.

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Websites

Make the first visit easier before anyone walks through the door.

Most people visit your website before they ever visit your church. I build sites around that person: service times, where to park, what to wear, where the kids go, and one clear next step.

Start with a website
Victory Church’s homepage: the V logo in blue and purple, the same colors in a large triangle, and “Helping people become who God created them to be.” in heavy white type over a black-and-white photo.

Brand and homepage, Victory Church

Branding + design

Series art on Thursday, not at midnight on Saturday.

Logos and colors that feel like your church, then the week-to-week work that keeps it consistent: sermon series, slides, social graphics, signs and the bulletin.

Start with your brand
Three people walking in through the glass front doors of Victory Church.

Photography + video

Show people what it’s actually like to be there.

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Web apps

Tools for the things your team does every single week.

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Tech help

Giving, check-in, livestream and email that finally talk to each other.

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Sunday is always coming.

Isaiah Short.

I didn’t start by building websites for churches. I started by working for one.

Victory Church in Raleigh, doing the graphics, the website, the screens and the last-minute everything. I still think about Sunday first.

Isaiah Short

Victory Church, Raleigh

A first visit that feels easy before anyone walks in.

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Victory Church’s homepage welcome: “You Belong Here” in bold gradient type beside two portrait photographs, with a Plan Your Visit button.

  • Brand

    Logo, colors and voice, before any pages.

  • First visit

    Times, kids and what to expect, up front.

  • Ruach

    Answers from Victory’s own messages.

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Church photography by Victory Church.

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Two apps I built for churches, ready to use today.

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Ruach

Help people find what your church has already shared.

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Ruach answering “Do you have anything that could help me with anxiety?” with a sermon, a ministry page, a prayer request and an article series.

NextSunday

Your Monday bulletin draft is already waiting.

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It writes your church’s weekly bulletin for you, and your team checks it before anyone sees it.

NextSunday’s homepage: “Your Monday bulletin draft is already waiting.” beside a weekly bulletin draft built from calendar events.

Your budget shouldn’t decide whether your church gets good creative work.

The same plans my studio offers, at about half the rate. For churches and nonprofits.

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    Bare Bones

    $25

    a month · $250 setup

    Studio price $50

    For a church or nonprofit that needs a real website and someone to keep it running.

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  • Where I’d start

    Essential

    $199

    a month · no setup fee

    Studio price $425

    Your website kept current, plus a little design help every month.

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    Elevated

    $399

    a month · no setup fee

    Studio price $800

    A steady creative and tech partner for your website, brand and media.

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    Signature

    $749

    a month · no setup fee

    Studio price $1,500

    Someone on call for everything your church or nonprofit puts out.

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Draft prices, not final yet.

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This starts with a conversation, not a sales call.

  1. We talk

    Tell me what’s working and what isn’t. No pitch.

  2. I make a plan

    A plain plan with a real price that fits.

  3. We build it

    You watch it come together in your dashboard.

  4. I stick around

    Next series, next event. I’m still here.

Tell me what’s going on. We’ll figure it out.

A small budget isn’t a reason to wait.

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Photo: Victory Church