50 Best Church Websites

Looking to elevate your organization’s online presence? Our guide to the top 50 Church Websites offers lots of inspiration, showcasing great designs, with elements of functionality and user experience.

Ready to connect with your community on a higher level? Explore these examples and gain ideas on how to do just that!

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Top Religious Website Designs

1. Renewal

To start us off, we have one that uses interesting photo frames to stand out from competitors. Using a variety of bright colors allows for a youthful feel. Bold lettering was another feature that stood out to us. We liked how they used large rounded buttons to help viewers navigate throughout their pages. Integrating social media right into their landing page was another choice we couldn’t ignore.

2. Alliance Church

Right away, we noticed how this example used bolded fonts to put emphasis on certain parts of each title. We liked how they repeatedly slipped in “connect” into many of their sentences to show just how important this sense of connection to God and others is to them. It was very helpful to show each of their locations, making them easy to find. A section for updated and upcoming events was also a great addition.

3. Passion City Church

We like how this one makes use of a blue, white and black color scheme. Additionally, their color scheme shows up within their images, which was unique. High quality images that make sense for their group. It was a nice feature to allow for an online service option because not all members can attend in person every Sunday. Passion City Church considered their customers when designing a clearly labeled menu.

4. Church On The Rock

This organization makes use of an interesting template. There is a good balance between images, videos, patterns, whitespace and text, which is always a plus. Showing linked images that take you elsewhere within their site based on if you wish to see kids programs or youth programs was also nice. Having a section to show who their current pastor makes viewers feel a sense of connection. We liked their creative logo that plays around with their name.

5. Sovereign Hope Church

We loved the colors used in this example, especially their gold accents for titles, buttons and links. We liked how images were used as full screen length banners to break up content and blank whitespace. Speaking of whitespace, this example did a great job balancing that out without the content looking squished or too “loose”. Having a resource section was also nice because it allows people to explore other options that they like.

6. ADA Bible Church

We liked how a video was used right away to grab attention with a monochromatic filter on it so it isn’t too distracting. Occasionally using light blues, light gray and orange as an accent made a stunning look. We thought it was unique how their connect section includes resources for lots of options such as: joining a small group, requesting a prayer, student activities, counseling resources, kids activities and opportunities to give back.

7. The Oaks Fellowship

We loved how a completely unique template was used for this church. It was awesome the way their images had unique frames and seemingly “cut-out” fonts because it matches their background color. Their blue and cream colors are not only used within the background but also in their graphics and images. Adding in lots of buttons to guide viewers to every area of their site was extremely smart.

8. Calvary Lutheran Church

This color scheme grabbed our attention right away, green and blue always look great together, and of course the ombre logo design helps tie it all together. Including shorting paragraphs and bullet points was definitely nice to make everything easier to read. Showcasing their most recent sermon – including what day it was presented – was also a nice choice.

9. Aspire Church

Including a phrase “Love Everyone Always” was both inspirational and logical for an inclusive organization such as this one. A design feature we noticed was how they included their logo design as a background in some pages. Additionally, we felt that their balance of modern and custom-feeling fonts was comforting. Their navigation bar was also very well organized, which is always helpful.

10. FlatIrons Community Church

Here’s another one to check out when looking for inspiration. Their small accents of orange is beautiful, plus it ties in their logo. We loved how their buttons and links had interesting hover animations, making it more exciting to click on a link and read more information. Another noticeable thing about FlatIrons Community Church is that they used their name as a domain.

11. Mount Pleasant Christian Church

Our favorite part about this site is most likely their large fonts for titles that help them stand out more. Using short paragraphs was another feature that we find very useful, making everything easy to read through. We liked how there was some videos that were used throughout their pages. Although their logo design is simple, it makes sense for them. We loved how their navigation bar had drop-downs to keep everything organized. Having a page dedicated to sermons was something that we enjoyed.

12. Canyon Ridge Christian Church

This example did a nice job including lots of images to create a stunning template. Their fonts are very professional and look great which is always a good thing. We liked the accents of orangish colors that appear throughout the pages because it highlights links and information. It was also very helpful to have a navigation bar that is well labeled.

13. 12Stones Church

Before exploring their site, we noticed their brilliant logo design that makes use of twelve stones stacked on top of each other. We liked their alternating background colors that helps to break up their content. Having a section to get connected to a group, pastor or a growth track was a good addition. It was also a good idea to sort content by age group – kids, middle school, high school, buddies and young adults – because different interests and connections come with those groups.

14. One Church

This church does a great job with using lots of images, both as backgrounds and focal points. Buttons are a smart choice to help unfamiliar members explore their site. The tab labeled “Go Deeper” offers lots of helpful information that was nice to have included. It was cool to have almost separate sites for each location. This might include their logo, their services offered, pastor(s) introduction and more.

15. Cornerstone Church

Short paragraphs is very helpful within this example. Using inventive text was a quality that we were sure to enjoy. We thought it was cool to include About Us, Services and a Connect portion all within their footer. Having small icons to illustrate certain areas of their information. We also thought their logo designs looked unique too which was an addition we couldn’t ignore.

16. New Life Rehoboth Church

New Life Rehoboth Church used black, white and bright green to display a feeling of renewal. Their logo, though simple, also showcases this sense of growth and rebirth which is nice. Including videos throughout these pages was another thing that we found useful. Large buttons are also used for better navigation through all this content.

Related: For larger churches, consider a digital marketing service to help improve awareness in your local community.

17. Granger Community Church

Upon opening this site, you’ll notice a simple animation that displays their logo, which holds the attention of people right away. They certainly had a feature on informing all viewers of current programs, services and opportunities. We thought it was unique to use their logo as a reoccurring pattern for some of their backgrounds. Having optimized content was also extremely helpful.

18. Bethlehem Baptist Church

Right away, we were able to tell that this site belongs to a church as their logo includes a cross. We thought it was helpful to use italics in certain areas to highlight content. Having buttons all around this site that changed color upon hover was a nice addition. Including the time and day of their upcoming services was helpful to anyone wishing to attend. Another thing that we noticed was the inclusion of a search bar, making it easy to find specific information.

19. Good News Church

Although there are lots of great things about this example, the first thing we noticed was their automatically playing video. There are lots of high quality images used to pair with content and balance out their white space. A black and white color palette helps maintain a simplistic template. They also did a great job with using a domain that is both simple and matches their brand.

20. Piedmont Chapel

Interesting photo frames are used on different areas, which always adds to a site. We loved the teal accent that covers many bland spots within their templates. We also thought their font was unique, which helped bring their whole site together. Including a countdown for the next online worship experience was smart. Their use of color blocks was another thing that helped with the flow of content.

21. Calvary Chapel

Our favorite part about this one was definitely their focus on articles and current events in the Christian world. They also include a variety of different ways to practice your faith, which is always appreciated. Having promotional information along the right side was also unique. We thought it was cool to have a dark background for anything within the “archives”, making it feel extra special. Additionally, their navigation is very well organized making navigation super easy.

22. Radiant Church

Simplicity shines through Radiant Church with their black and white template with bright orange accents. Bold fonts are used carefully to attract attention to titles. Having little news stories based around God’s radiant power. We also liked how blocks of color alternate throughout these pages, breaking up content. Aside from that, links to their Spotify, YouTube and Apple Music are included.

23. Church On The Move

Showing lots of happy, smiling people of all ages was something that was perfect for an organization like this one. Interesting graphics can be noticed within images and behind text all throughout this design. We liked their combination of fonts within this example that builds up to create an interesting design. Their menu – top left – was nice because it included necessary information. Creating a good flow of information was something else that this church did really well with.

24. North Point Community Church

There was lots of different options to find information for you which was helpful. These options help you connect to others like you, along with searching new experience opportunities. Adding in bullet point was very helpful to keep lists organized. Having images that link to their social media pages was also pretty smart. Additionally, their simple domain that matches with their name was also nice.

25. Asbury Church

We really liked how there was a variety of different fonts within this example. Additionally, their color scheme of blue, green and white was both relaxing and simplistic. Using rounded corners for most images also helped separate them from competitors. It was a great choice to use color for titles to help them pop on the white background with mainly black text. This group also had an interesting logo that takes advantage of a C shape to create and A standing for their name.

Related: Search engine optimization can be an effective strategy for improving organic traffic to your church.

26. Cornerstone Community Church

This layout is one to use as inspiration for sure. They made great use of overlapping images and blocks of color to create a different frame. Using a beige, orange, and gray color scheme stood out to us because it feels warm and subtly energetic. We were in love with this clever logo design that makes use of three different C’s. Their navigation bar was also very organized.

27. Red Rocks Church

There was lots of great things happening within this one such as simple icons to add a visual for commonly known things such as in-person, online and on-demand options. Having short inspirational phrases such as “we exist to make heaven more crowded” was nice, especially when they are written in bright colors. Lots of buttons were included to help people get to all portions of their site.

28. Highpoint Church

Almost instantly, we noticed how Highpoint Church made use of interesting patterns for backgrounds that don’t distract from their content. We liked their little animation that rephrases the saying “Helping people believe in Jesus” to “Helping people belong to Jesus” to “Helping people be like Jesus”. Having a navigation bar that uses lots of drop-downs to get information to people in any way possible was nice. Shorter paragraphs were also used which makes it easier to skim.

29. Crossroads Community Church

Lots of great features can be noticed related to their simple fonts and perfected images. We also thought it was nice to have a live chat feature that helps questions get answered quickly. Having a variety of different types of content such as podcasts, videos and blog articles was a nice touch. Their use of bright orange against a dark blue was another quality that we couldn’t ignore. A search bar can also be noticed within this homepage that helps find content.

30. The Austin Stone Community Church

We love how this example made sure to display the fact that although they are one church, they have several locations. Adding in buttons to guide people towards more information was a great way to keep everything organized. This web domain was a great choice because it matched their church name which is always helpful.

31. Brew City Church

Something that we noticed right away was their black, white and blue color scheme that stays throughout this entire site. Small graphics were used as icons to display commonly known things. Adding in their mission statement and statement of faith along with buttons to learn more was helpful. A page dedicated to new members was interesting, plus it makes them feel more welcome.

32. Renew Church OC

This was a template that caught our attention because of their perfect balance of white space and their content. We thought that their rounded image frames was a nice touch to help them stand out more. Allowing their color scheme to be simple but not boring was another choice that we appreciated. Having scrolling text that seems unique was a smart idea.

33. South CLT

Pop-ups were used effectively for getting very important information to anyone viewing this webpage. We liked how a wave pattern is used with colors and occasionally images. Bold fonts were used for their titles which was of course nice. Another thoughtful feature was their well labeled navigation bar. They clearly had accessibility in mind when including simple buttons.

34. Hope City Church

The look and feel of this one caught our attention because of its simple layout. Graphics depicting patterns, buildings was something that certainly sets them apart from competitors. Having a section for kids and students that separates people by age groups. Small accents of blue was another thing we couldn’t ignore.

35. 3Circle Church

We loved this example, mostly for their placement of images that allows for a perfect balance. A countdown was included for when the next live watch will be posted. We thought their logo was thoughtful because it made use of a small circle to create a 3 and a C. It was also cool how their focus is locally connecting people to God, but also globally.

36. Knox Toronto

Something that we appreciated about this example was their navigation bar that was well organized, making information easy to find. Another thing that we noticed was their fonts that look great within their pages. Adding in buttons to guide viewers towards more information was something else that we really liked about Knox Toronto.

37. The Village Church

Simple graphics that cross over into images was something this church did really well with. A white and blue color palette stood out to us because of its calm feeling. Their font was simple and professional, which is everything you want from a font. Additionally, our team thought it looked sharp to round the corners of many of their images.

38. Mosaic

Dropping in an automatically playing video right away was a choice we couldn’t ignore. Their visuals are also of very high quality which is appreciated. Including other media such as podcasts is another feature that adds a little personality to a site like this one. A good balance of white space is also utilized for this example, making everything easier to look at.

39. Bayside Church

First, we noticed how they used a slider for images to grab attention. We liked how each location included their social media links along with hours and address. Many buttons were used all around their template, guiding people to additional pages. We also liked how videos were embedded in these pages.

40. Anchor Church

One of our favorite parts about this example was their bold fonts that appear in different sizes to grab attention. We liked these simple frames that round the corners of their images. Something else that we noticed was this Anchor Church’s sleek and professional logo that makes sense with their name. Adding in lots of links to keep everything easy to find was another thing that we liked.

41. Sun Valley Community Church

This example seems to have more of a newspaper feel with rectangular buttons that include text and images. We loved their bright accents that highlight linked or important information. Including stories in video format was something else that we enjoyed. An easy template is also used to make sure everything feel more organized.

42. NewSpring Church

This color scheme was relaxing and evokes a feeling of renewal, perfect for something like this. Being able to browse by topic was another feature that we enjoyed. Aside from that, their domain was very simple and matched their name. We also liked how icons were used within their navigation bar in order to get people to observe their locations, search something or sign in.

43. New Vision Church

Visuals are a strong part of this site. They not only have an automatically playing video, but also extremely high quality images. Using subtle animations to slide in content was something that we love to see. We thought their professional, modern font was also a nice touch. This logo was also simple and logical for a church.

44. Bay Area Christian Church

If you are looking for inspiration for your webpage, make sure to check out this one. We feel this is a good source of inspiration because of their balance of white space. It was also nice to use photo frames that are unique (or at least rounded). Their contact information was very simple and easy to use, which is an advantage for sure.

45. Summit Church

This overall template had us stunned just from entering it. Everything was written simply and a good balance between written content and visuals is maintained. Adding in a map to show their location was a very impactful quality. We also liked how shapes and colored backgrounds are incorporated into their images.

46. The Life Church

We really liked this example because of their use of images for their backgrounds. Using large buttons to help guide viewers towards helpful information was another choice that we enjoyed. This navigation bar was well labeled so visitors were never aimlessly searching for specific information. Another thing that we noticed was their logo design that is sure to catch attention.

47. Elevation Church

Orange accents light up this example, adding energy to their dark template. Icons are used to add a sense of visuals to their written content. Other bright colors were incorporated into backgrounds for each age ministry. A well labeled navigation bar was also helpful because it keeps everything nice and organized.

48. Faith Community Church

We thought it was a great idea to make their important information banners orange because it stands out in their green accented design. After scrolling for a bit, you’ll notice interesting textures that show up in backgrounds. Social media links were included in their footer, which is easily accessible. We thought it was interesting to have an on/off switch graphic for their menu.

49. Mosaic Church

We felt that this example took an idea and ran with it. Their logo design appears to be a cross inside a circle created mosaic tiles. Slivers of photo frames are used as you scroll through their pages. Drop-downs are also used to keep everything easy to find. Buttons are also used perfectly to guide people towards additional information.

50. Bridgetown Church

This was an example that we really liked because of their fonts that were simple but very professional. Along with that, we really liked how they used images that take up the whole width of the page to help break up information. Keeping each of their paragraphs short and straight forward was a nice touch for this church.

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