Websites, branding and video for churches and non-profits.
Clear sites, consistent branding and event video that help people show up, sign up and give. From a Prince George church to non-profits across BC.
Problems that keep people away.
Most church and non-profit sites were built by a volunteer years ago. They mean well, and they get in the way.
Visitors cannot find the basics.
Service times, location and what to expect are buried, so first-time guests stay home.
Only one person can update it.
When the one volunteer who knows the site is busy, events and news go stale.
Every ministry looks different.
Logos, colours and posters drift apart, so the organization looks smaller than it is.
What I build for churches and non-profits
Take any of these as a one-off, or keep me on call through the busy seasons.
Plan-your-visit websites
Service times, parking, kids programs and what to expect, answered before anyone walks in.
Sermons + events
Sermon archives by series and speaker, recurring events and registrations that staff manage themselves.
Giving + forms
Your giving platform, connect cards, volunteer sign-ups and newsletters, built in.
Brand systems
One identity across ministries, with templates for slides, print, nametags and social.
Event + promo video
Galas, fundraisers and services filmed and cut into recaps people share.
Annual reports + print
Story-driven reports and magazines for donors, members and partners.
Church and non-profit work
All work
Westwood Church
Church
CCRR
Non-profit
Hope for Women
Non-profit
Night to Shine 2025
Event videoQuestions churches and non-profits ask
Can volunteers and staff update the site?
Yes. Events, sermons, news and pages are simple forms, and everyone gets a training walkthrough and written notes.
Can you add a sermon archive or livestream?
Yes. Westwood Church has a sermon archive browsable by series and speaker, with the latest message and livestream links up front.
Can people give online through the site?
Yes. Your existing giving platform can be linked or embedded on the site, so donations stay with the provider you trust.
We have a tight budget. Where should we start?
Usually with the pages first-time visitors and donors need most, then add events, archives and print over time. Every project gets a fixed quote, so there are no surprises.
Do you only work with churches in Prince George?
No. Westwood is in Prince George, and other church and non-profit clients are across BC and beyond. Local organizations can meet in person and book on-site video.