For Seventh-day Adventist churches

Help your church show up when people are looking.

A website, Google listing, and livestream built for Adventist churches, plus a simple system that keeps them current.

Sample site for a made-up church, Cedar Hollow.

How it works, on video

Three sample church websites on phones
Video coming soon

A short video of this page is on the way. Until then, everything you need is below.

The first visit happens online

People look you up before they walk in.

A friend's invitation still matters most. But even then, people check you out first. If the service time is missing, the photos are stock, or the page breaks on a phone, they don't call to ask. They just don't come.

4%
of people say they never read online reviews of local businesses. Almost everyone looks first.
BrightLocal, Local Consumer Review Survey, 2025
3 in 10
U.S. adults go online to search for information about religion.
Pew Research Center, 2023
1 in 9
Adventist church websites show the service time and the address on a phone's first screen.
Our review of 505 randomly chosen Adventist church homepages, October 2026
20
different Adventist church homepages use the exact same stock photo of an open Bible.
Same review, 505 homepages

The free version isn't free if it costs you the people who were looking for you.

What you get

Everything a visitor needs.
Kept current.

A website that feels like your church.

Made for phone, tablet, and desktop. Service time and address on the first screen. Your building and your people up front, not a stock photo.

Found on Google.

We set up your Google listing so people searching "church near me" see the right hours and a map pin that goes to the right place.

Livestream that updates itself.

Your service shows up on your homepage every week on its own. Nobody has to paste a link.

Keeper reminders.

Your church picks who owns each part of the site. When something is due, we email that person. If it slips, we follow up.

Show up in AI answers.

We set up your site so when people ask tools like ChatGPT about churches nearby, yours can be part of the answer.

An AI writing helper.

It drafts updates for your staff. Nothing goes live until a person approves it.

Your church keeps the voice.

Your people know your church best. Times, events, ministry news, and the bulletin come from you, and updates take minutes.

We keep it running.

Design, technical fixes, Google, search, and AI setup. Plus the reminders that keep everything fresh.

Plans

Two plans. Pick how far you want to go.

Every church is different, so we talk pricing on a short call.

Plan 1

Home Base

Your church, easy to find and always current.

  • Custom website for phone, tablet, and desktop
  • Google setup so people find you
  • Livestream on your site that updates itself
  • Keeper reminders so your info stays current
  • AI search setup, so you show up when people ask ChatGPT
  • AI writing helper that drafts updates for your staff to approve
Ask about Home Base

Plan 2

Full Ministry

Everything in Home Base, plus your church showing up all week.

  • Everything in Home Base
  • Social posts made from your own sermons, photos, and events, with a real person reviewing every post
  • Weekly sermon clips
  • Ongoing work to rank higher on Google
  • Comments and messages sorted for you
  • Monthly outreach ideas
Ask about Full Ministry

Add-ons, if you want them

Weekly members email

This Sabbath's details, sunset time, a verse, and a reading plan, in every member's inbox each week.

Custom headline video and media day

A short video made for the top of your homepage, and a day to capture your church. Priced separately.

Sample sites

See what your church could look like.

Three designs for a made-up church called Cedar Hollow. Yours gets your name, your photos, and your times.

Two boys in matching Olney Prep T-shirts on a ferry deck, with water and a shoreline behind them
Two Olney Prep kids on a ferry, a while back.

Who we are

Anthony and David

We met as kids at Olney Prep, an Adventist school, wearing matching T-shirts we did not pick out. We both loved soccer, but most leagues played on Saturday. So we played in a Jewish league. Problem solved: they kept Sabbath too.

Over the years, we watched a lot of our classmates drift away from faith. That stuck with us.

Now we build tools that help local churches keep up with technology and reach people. So when someone in your town goes looking, for answers or for a place to belong, your church is easy to find and ready to welcome them.

Questions

Good questions.

Do we own our site?

Yes. Your web address is registered to your church, not to us, and your words, photos, and name are always yours. If you ever leave, you take all of it with you.

Who updates the content?

Your church does, because your people know your church best. Times, events, ministry news, and the bulletin come from you. We handle the tech, Google, and design, and Keeper reminders tell the right person when something is due.

We already have Frame, or another free site. Why switch?

Frame is the free site from the North American Division. It's a locked template, so you can't add what it doesn't have, and a volunteer still has to keep it up. We build around how your church does ministry, and we help keep it current every week.

How long does it take to launch?

Most sites go live about three weeks after we have your photos, service times, and ministry details. We'll give you your exact date on the call.

Will AI post things without us knowing?

No. AI can draft, but a person approves everything before it goes live. Nothing publishes on its own.

Free audit

See your site the way a visitor does.

Tell us a little about your church. We'll look at your site on a phone and a computer, then talk it through with you.

What matters most to you?
What's next?

The audit is free. We only use this to contact you about it.