Good morning. I am looking at the church website and I just wanted to say that I love it! It looks good and flows well. Thank you to Leah and the board.
Projects
Built using the new “Fairy wren” design.
Built using the “Autumn leaves” design.
The members of this beautiful, modern church at Chatswood on Sydney’s north shore wanted to lovingly reach out to their community through their website. The design offers options to website visitors to explore what Christian Science has to offer. The design and images used express colour and movement to reflect the interests of their active local community.
Built using the “Rainbow lorikeet” design.
A website that represented both their picturesque coastal city, as well as the member’s love for their community. This was the brief from First Church of Christ, Scientist, Newcastle, who wanted to give the sense that Christian Science is accessible to everyone. With so many beautiful photos of Newcastle, Australia, this website was a joy to build.
Built using the “Cherry Blossom” template.
The Committee for the Jointly Maintained Christian Science Reading Room in Melbourne commissioned the Christian Science in Victoria website to represent all Christian Science churches and their activities in Victoria, Australia.
Animated elements have been incorporated at the top of each page to increase interest as the page loads.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Brisbane contacted me to create a new website that conveyed a sense of hope and peace to the visitor. They supplied a number of beautiful images of Brisbane and the church.
The result is elegant and simple, giving needed information and pointing people to where they can find out more about Christian Science.
Built using the “Honeybee” template.
Members supplied many images of Western Australian flora and fauna, and the church’s historical building, which make this website extra special and very unique to its location.
Built using the “Autumn Leaves” design.
The colour scheme, images, and text were chosen to reach out and bring a sense of inclusivity to the website visitor, no matter who they are. Members provided many beautiful images of Corona del Mar.
Built using the “Cherry Blossom” template.
The result is a design that aims to express the principles of “local self-government”, “rousing the dormant understanding…to the apprehension of spiritual ideas”, and keeping “abreast of the times”. To keep the website fresh, all members take turns in a monthly team activity that starts with prayer for the community.
This design is based on “The Avenue” template, with extra pages added.
A lot of thought went into their website copy, with a focus on the spiritual journey of the visitor. They also supplied a number of images from their church and community.
The design is simple, elegant, and structured, with each page designed to encourage exploration and discovery. A circled image at the bottom of each page increases the sense of anticipation and delight.
Built using the “Morning Dew” design.
Built using “The Avenue” template.
The “Christian healing today” page includes a gallery of images with links to articles and testimonies of healing that can be easily changed as needed.
Built using the “Autumn Leaves” design.
They wanted a website that showed activity and that was focused on the lecture events exclusively. It needed to meet searcher’s search terms, and each lecture should appear in Google event searches.
The result is a website that is bold with statements that meet people’s questions, and photographs of lecturers in action prominently displayed.
Members use a feature post on the Homepage to respond to challenges faced by their community. A “Church History” page provides historical context to the establishment of the church in the early pioneering days of the Christian Science movement.
Built using the “Dappled Light” design.