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There are five crucial mistakes that are preventing new guests from visiting your church. We’ve created a free guide to show you how to fix them.

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All sorts of resources to improve your church website and communications

Websites

How Much Does a Church Website Cost? A Transparent Pricing Guide

Wondering how much a church website costs? In this guide we break down the real numbers so your church can make a confident investment.
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WordPress vs Webflow: Why We Build Every Church Website on Webflow

WordPress has been the go-to for years, but is it still the best choice for your church website? Here's an honest comparison of WordPress and Webflow — and why we believe Webflow is the better, more modern platform for churches.
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Is Webflow Secure? Why Churches Can Trust Webflow for Their Website

Security matters—especially for churches. Here's why Webflow is one of the most secure website platforms available and why your church can confidently trust it for your online presence.
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Communications
Websites

The Ultimate Church Photography Guide

Great photography transforms your church website from generic to authentic. Here's a complete guide to capturing compelling photos of your congregation, services, and community life.
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Your Church Website is the New Front Door

Your church website is the first place most visitors go before showing up on Sunday. In this interview, Jake discusses what makes a church website effective at bringing more people through your doors.
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5 Advanced Webflow Features Large Churches Can Leverage

Large churches need websites that match their complexity and scale. In our latest post, we explore five powerful, advanced Webflow features that help large churches streamline content management and boost community engagement.
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Websites

Visiting a Church for the First Time is hard

Visiting a new church for the first time is intimidating for most people. Here's how your church website can ease that anxiety, answer common questions, and create a welcoming first impression before anyone walks through your doors.
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5 Things Every Church Website Should Include

Your church website is more than just a digital bulletin board—it's often the first place new visitors encounter your ministry and decide whether your church feels like home.
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Multi-Campus Church Websites

Managing a multi-campus church website requires smart structure, scalable tools, and dynamic content filtering. Here are five strategies to make your multi-campus church website effective and easy to manage.
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The Most Important Page on your Church Website

Your church website homepage is the most important page on your entire site. Here are the most common homepage mistakes churches make and how to fix them to engage more first-time visitors.
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How to Edit Your Church Website in Webflow

New to Webflow? This video walkthrough shows church staff exactly how to edit and update your church website in Webflow's visual editor and CMS — no coding required.
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Best Church Website Builders in 2025: A Complete Guide

Choosing the right church website builder is a big decision. We compare the top platforms for churches in 2025, including Webflow, Squarespace, Subsplash, and more, so you can find the best fit.
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SEO: A Guide for Churches

You've heard people toss around "SEO" all the time. It sounds important, but also sounds confusing. Here's our guide to learn all about it and how you can start utilizing it today on your church website.
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Our Church Website Process

What does it look like when you hire Sunday Best for your church website project? Here's our complete process from strategy and design to development, launch, and ongoing support.
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Communications

How your Church can Effectively Engage with Visitors

When your church makes intentional steps to engage visitors, you're creating a wide open door for people to start finding belonging in your church and ultimately giving them opportunities to find Jesus.
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How to Write Great Website Copy

Great church website design starts with great copy. Here are practical tips for writing website copy that connects with visitors, communicates clearly, and leads to more people engaging with your church.
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Custom vs. Template Church Websites

Should your church use a template website builder or invest in a custom-designed site? We break down the pros, cons, and costs of each option so you can make the right choice for your church.
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Advertising

How To Get Free Advertising

Your church can get $10,000 per month in free Google Ads through the Google Ad Grants program. Here's how to apply, get approved, and use it to reach more people in your community.
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Websites

What is Webflow? The Best Platform for Church Websites

Webflow is the platform Sunday Best uses to build every church website. Here's why we chose it, what makes it better than WordPress or Squarespace for churches, and how it gives your congregation a faster, more flexible, and more beautiful website.
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The Best Church Websites of 2024

Looking for church website design inspiration? Here are the best church websites of 2024, with breakdowns of what makes each one stand out and what your church can learn from them.
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Who is Your Church Website For?

Your church website isn't primarily for your members — it's the front door for visitors deciding whether to attend. Here's how to make your website welcoming and effective at connecting with new people.
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Communications

Best Practices for Sunday Announcements

Your Sunday announcements can make or break congregational engagement. Here are best practices for keeping announcements concise, relevant, and action-oriented so your church community stays informed and connected.
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Are you ready?

“Not to be dramatic, but I’ve never loved a website so much in my life.”