Can you add an events calendar to our church website?

Yes. We can build in a calendar for services, Bible studies, VBS, community meals — whatever you run. It's easy to update and shows up clearly on phones.

We have multiple ministries and programs — can each one have its own page?

Absolutely the right move for a church with active programs. Each ministry gets its own page with details, contact info, and a way to get involved. Keeps things organized for visitors and members.

Our current site is on Wix — can we switch without losing our Google ranking?

We set up proper redirects so Google knows where everything moved. You keep whatever search presence you've built. And honestly, a faster site with better structure usually helps your ranking, not hurts it.

Can visitors submit prayer requests through the site?

Yes. We can add forms for prayer requests, volunteer signups, visitor cards — whatever helps people connect with your church. Submissions go straight to an email you choose.

How do updates work after the site is built?

We can set it up so your staff updates content directly, or you can send changes to us. Depends on what your team is comfortable with. Either way, you're not stuck waiting on anyone.

Website Redesign · Hawkins, TX

Church Website Redesign for Hawkins, TX

A new website won't fill your pews on Sunday. It won't fix a parking problem or make your worship team sound better. But it will make sure the family that just moved to Hawkins can actually find your service times on their phone — and that matters more than you think.

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What's Actually Going Wrong

Most church websites get built once and forgotten. Somebody on the staff or a volunteer put it together a few years back. It worked fine then.

But phones changed. Google changed. The way people look for a church changed. And that site stayed exactly the same.

So now someone in Wood County searches for a church near Hawkins. Maybe they just moved. Maybe they're visiting family. They find your site, and it takes forever to load. Or the text is tiny on their phone. Or they can't figure out when you meet without clicking through four pages. They leave. They try the next result. You never know it happened.

That's not a guess — that's just how the web works now. People don't have patience for a slow, confusing site. And they shouldn't have to.

So What Does a Rebuild Look Like?

We start over. New code. New structure. Built for phones first, because that's how most people browse.

Your service times and address go right up front. Your beliefs, your ministries, your community programs — all easy to find. An events calendar that actually gets used. A way for visitors to send a prayer request or sign up to volunteer without jumping through hoops.

And you own it. The code is yours. You're not locked into a website platform that charges you monthly and won't let you export anything. If you ever want to move, you take everything with you.

A full church website rebuild starts at $1,500 and takes about a week. If you want search visibility baked in from day one — so people searching for churches near Hawkins actually find you — that's $3,500 and a week or two.

A Few Things You Might Be Wondering

Can we keep our current domain? Yes. Same web address, completely new site underneath.

What about our sermon recordings or YouTube links? We can build that right in. Same with embedded giving platforms.

Do we need to write all the content? It helps if you can give us the basics — service times, a short description of your ministries, your statement of faith. We handle the rest.

Will it work on older phones and tablets? Yes. That's the whole point of building mobile-first. It works on everything.

What about hosting? We offer hosting at $50/mo. That covers keeping the site live, secure, and running fast. No surprise charges.