Can we keep our current domain name and email addresses?

Yes. Your domain transfers over to the new site without any disruption. Same web address, same email setup. Nothing changes for your congregation or anyone who already has your info.

What if we need to update service times or add events ourselves?

The site will be built so you can make those updates without needing a developer every time. We'll walk you through how it works. If something's confusing or you'd rather hand it off, we're a phone call away.

Do we need the SEO package or just the website?

If your church is the only one in Edgewood and most visitors already know your name, the standard site may be enough. But if you want to show up when someone searches 'churches near Edgewood TX' or 'church in Van Zandt County,' the SEO package is worth it. That's how you get found by people who don't already know you exist.

How do prayer request and volunteer forms work?

They're simple forms on your site that send submissions directly to whatever email address you choose — a pastor, an office admin, a ministry leader. You decide who gets what. No third-party apps or logins required.

Our current site is on Wix / Squarespace / a church platform. Can we move off it?

That's exactly what a redesign is for. We build your new site from scratch, independent of any platform. Once it's live, you cancel your old subscription. No more monthly builder fees, no more template limitations.

Website Redesign · Edgewood, TX

Website Redesign for Churches in Edgewood, TX

Over half of all web traffic comes from phones. If your church website doesn't work well on a mobile screen, a first-time visitor looking for service times or directions on a Sunday morning is going to give up and move on. That's not a marketing problem — it's a ministry problem.

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Your Website Is Part of Your Welcome

A church in a community like Edgewood — about 1,200 people in Van Zandt County, where families know each other and roots run deep — might not think of its website as a front door. But for anyone new to the area, or anyone searching on a Sunday morning, it is.

They want three things fast: when you meet, where you are, and what to expect. If your site takes too long to load, doesn't resize on a phone, or buries that information behind confusing navigation, they'll close the tab. They won't call. They won't drive around looking for you. They'll just try somewhere else.

And it's not just newcomers. Your own congregation uses your site too — checking event dates, finding volunteer sign-ups, sharing a link to your beliefs page with a friend. A site that frustrates them is a site that isn't serving your church the way it should.

What a Church Website Redesign Covers

1. **Service times, location, and directions front and center.** No digging. No outdated Google Maps embed from six years ago. A visitor should know when and where within seconds of landing on any page.

2. **Ministry and beliefs pages that actually say something.** Not placeholder text. Real descriptions of your community programs, youth groups, Bible studies, and what your church stands for. Written clearly so someone unfamiliar with your congregation can understand it.

3. **An event calendar that's easy to update.** Church schedules change — VBS weeks, potlucks, special services, outreach events. You need a calendar you can manage without calling someone every time.

4. **Connection points built in.** Prayer request forms, volunteer interest forms, contact options. Ways for people to take a next step without needing to walk through the door first.

5. **Mobile-first, fast-loading design you own.** No platform lock-in. No monthly fees to some website builder just to keep your site running. You get the code. It's yours.

What This Costs and How It Works

A full church website redesign starts at $1,500 and typically takes about a week. That includes mobile-first design, proper page structure for search engines, and all the core pages a church needs — home, about, beliefs, ministries, events, and contact.

If you also want to make sure people in Edgewood and the surrounding area can actually find you when they search for a church nearby, a website plus SEO package starts at $3,500 and takes one to two weeks. That covers the site build plus the search structure that helps Google connect your church with the people looking for one.

Hosting runs $50 a month. Straightforward, no surprise add-ons.

We're a web design company based in Tyler, about 45 minutes west on 80. Close enough to meet in person if that matters to you — and for a church, it usually does.