Can we update service times and events ourselves?

Yes. You'll be able to change service times, add events, and update page content without calling anyone. It's straightforward — if you can write an email, you can update your site.

Do you build sites for small congregations?

A church with 30 people on Sunday morning needs a website just as much as a church with 300. The $300 simple site works great for smaller congregations that just need the basics up and running.

Can people submit prayer requests through the site?

Absolutely can set that up. A simple form that sends prayer requests to whoever you want — your pastor, your prayer team, whoever needs to see them. Same goes for volunteer signups or contact forms.

What if we already have a website but it's outdated?

We'll build you a new one from scratch. You keep your same domain name and everything transfers over. Your congregation won't notice anything except that the site finally works right.

Do you handle the domain name and email stuff?

We can help sort all of that out. If you already own your domain, great. If not, we'll get it set up. No reason to make that part complicated.

Web Design · Overton, TX

Church Web Design in Overton, TX

A full website for your church starts at $300. That's less than most sound system repairs. And it'll do more for your Sunday attendance than a new sign on the highway.

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Your Church Has a Front Door Online Now

Somebody new moves to Overton. Maybe they're teaching at the ISD, maybe they bought a place off 135. First thing they do is search for churches nearby.

If your church doesn't show up — or it shows up with a site that looks like it was built during the flip phone era — they're going to the next one on the list. That's just how people find churches now. They check the website before they check the parking lot.

You need service times that are actually current. A map that works. Something about what your church believes and who you are. Not a novel. Just enough that a visitor knows what to expect before they walk through the door.

What Actually Belongs on a Church Website

Service times and your address. That's the bare minimum and you'd be surprised how many church sites get even that wrong — buried in a PDF somewhere or listed on a page nobody can find.

But a good church site goes a little further. Your beliefs and mission. Ministries and small groups. A calendar so folks know about Wednesday night supper or VBS registration. Maybe a prayer request form or a way to sign up to volunteer.

All of it should load fast on a phone. Because most of your visitors — the ones Googling 'churches in Overton TX' on Sunday morning — are on their phones.

Simple and Affordable

A clean church website with all of that starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you just need the basics — service times, location, a few pages about your church — a simple site starts at $300 and can be done in a few days.

Hosting runs $50 a month. That covers keeping the site up, secure, and fast.

No bloated designs with fifteen dropdown menus and stock photography of people who definitely don't go to your church. Real pages with real information that actually helps someone decide to visit.

Built for Overton

Overton's a small town. Everybody knows everybody. But new families do move in, and younger folks are coming back to raise their kids here.

Those people are going to look you up online before they visit. Your website is the first impression now — before the greeting team, before the coffee, before the sermon. It should feel like your church. Warm, honest, and easy to walk into.

And it shouldn't cost you a building fund to get one.