WordPress is changing. Is your church website theme Gutenberg-ready? With the next evolution of WordPress right around the corner, we thought we'd take the time to evaluate our favorite WordPress Themes for use in church settings. More specifically, we'll focus on...
With Christmas day fast approaching, churches are looking to add some extra oomph to help promote their worship services. One way to do that is by adding a countdown timer to the service somewhere on your homepage. Some churches choose to use a countdown timer for...
Did you know that there are over 5000 airlines in the world? It's true, but most people in the United States use the 12 mainline options. The rest are niche airlines--great when you have a specific type of need, but useless if they don't fly in your area....
In the game of tennis, the word "advantage" means that one player has a one-point lead after a tie at deuce (40-40, or 3-3 in simple terms) and needs one additional point to win the game. When it comes to church websites, we believe that the advantages of WordPress...
If you're thinking of or currently using WordPress to build your church website, you're in good company. As I write this, WordPress powers a whopping 61.1 percent of all CMS (content management system) based sites, and 23.1 percent of all websites in existence! (You can see the latest statistics here.) It far outranks the competition, which is one reason it's such a great choice for faith groups to consider.
Here are five things to keep in mind about your content as you get started with WordPress.
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