Professionally designed starting points. Choosing one is what keeps a ministry website affordable — the words, photos and colours are still yours.
Best for: Pastors, women’s ministries, prayer ministries and small churches
Warm ivory and soft gold, with generous space and quiet typography.
Best for: Traditional churches, seminaries and Bible schools
Ivory, charcoal and deep wine — traditional in feel, modern underneath.
Best for: Missionaries, mission teams and cross-cultural work
Sand tones and documentary black-and-white photography.
Best for: Community ministries, children’s homes, house churches and youth work
Light blue and warm white, approachable and easy to read.
Best for: Church plants, young congregations and modern worship ministries
Plenty of white space, modern type and a warm gold detail.
Best for: International mission agencies, NGOs and multi-country ministries
Deep ink and warm gold, built for several languages at once.
Best for: A church with a building or a setting worth showing
Photographs first, words second.
Best for: A Chinese-speaking congregation, at home or in the diaspora
Designed in Chinese first, not translated into it.
Best for: A missionary or missionary family raising their own support
One family, one story, told in order.
Best for: A Bible school or seminary with courses and teaching staff
A prospectus, in the order a student asks.
Best for: Youth work, student and campus ministry
Written for the sixteen-year-old who opens it.
Best for: Children's work, Sunday school and family ministry
A parent's first question is not about the church.
Describe your ministry and Ray will recommend a template and a plan — with no obligation.