Church Website Templates

Service times, what a first Sunday is like, and where to park.

Most people who open a church website are deciding whether to walk in for the first time. They want the service times, what happens when they arrive, whether there is something for their children and where to park. Members come for the sermon recordings and the weekly notices.

The four designs below are a dusk-lit city church with a This Sunday card, a navy and gold community church, a cream parish church with a stone nave photo, and a dark church community laid out as phone screens.

4 church website templates

  • Amber-Lit Modern City Church (Business; demo site: Lantern Hill) Dusk-lit and contemporary, with a This Sunday card of three gatherings, a sermon series and a step-by-step first Sunday. Suits a city church with several services and groups; a small rural parish may find it too produced.
  • Navy & Gold Community Church (Business; demo site: Harbour Gathering) Navy and gold with a floating plan-your-visit card and a Give link for members. A good fit for a community or non-denominational church that wants to look established and friendly.
  • Welcoming Parish Church (Business; demo site: St Bride's) Cream, forest green and a photo of the stone nave under the line 'Everyone is welcome, including people who are not sure.' Made for a parish or traditional church; there is no sermon library section.
  • Phone-Screen Dark Church Community (Business; demo site: Grace Fellowship) A short, dark design shown as phone screens: welcome, service time, upcoming sermons, what the church offers and three steps to get connected. Fine for a small church that needs the basics; it has no first-visit detail or giving section.

What a good church website needs

Service times on the first screen

Day, time and length of each gathering, plus anything different in the evening or midweek.

A first-visit guide

Where to park, which door to use, how long it lasts, what to wear and what happens with the children.

Sermons and series

The current series and recent talks, linked to the audio or video host you already use.

Groups, giving and contact

Small groups and youth nights, a giving link, the address and someone to ask.

Pages your church website needs

  1. Plan your visit

    Times, parking, which entrance, what to wear, how long it lasts and what happens with children. This is the page first-time visitors are looking for.

  2. Sermons

    Recent talks by series, linked to your audio or video host, for members who missed a week and visitors checking your teaching.

  3. Kids and youth

    Parents decide on safety and check-in arrangements before they decide on anything else.

  4. Groups and ministries

    When and where small groups, youth nights and community meals meet, and who to contact for each.

  5. Beliefs and leadership

    A plain statement of what you believe and who leads the church helps people decide whether they belong before they walk in.

  6. Give

    A link to your giving platform with a short note on what gifts fund. Regular givers use it weekly, so keep it one click from every page.

Guides for church websites

How to pick the right one

  • City or contemporary church with several gatherings: Lantern Hill has a This Sunday card, weekly rhythms, a sermon series and a step-by-step first Sunday.
  • Community church that wants to feel established: Harbour Gathering pairs navy and gold with a plan-your-visit card.
  • Parish or traditional church: St Bride's leads with "Everyone is welcome" and a photo of the building.
  • Small church that mainly needs times, sermons and a welcome: Grace Fellowship is short and laid out as phone screens.

Frequently asked questions

Are these templates free?

Starting from a template is free. The free plan gives you 3 template sites on a we.inc address. It has no AI credits and no custom domain. AI building and custom domains start at $20 a month.

Are the businesses in these templates real?

No. Every name, price, count and review in these designs is made-up demonstration content. Replace it with your own, or remove it, before you publish.

Can people give online through the site?

Giving is not built into these templates. Link the giving button to the platform your church already uses, or take donations through your own Stripe account.

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