Church website builder

Church Website Builder for Non-Technical Teams

Your church website shouldn’t require a developer, a volunteer with a coding background, or a weekly call to an agency just to change the church service time. Amplify Websites gives church staff and volunteers a drag-and-drop editor built for people who run ministry, not servers — a church website builder that lets you update pages, post events, and keep your site current without touching a line of code.

Drag-and-drop editing, no code
Events sync automatically
Training and live support included

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The challenge

When the Website Depends on One Person Who’s Already Stretched Thin

Most churches don’t have a full-time web developer on staff. Instead, website updates fall to a communications director, an administrative assistant, or a volunteer who’s also managing bulletins, social media, and Sunday morning logistics. When that person doesn’t have a technical background, even small changes, like updating a sermon series title or posting a holiday schedule, can turn into a bottleneck.

And when that person leaves or steps back? The church often loses the only person who knew how to touch the site. Pages go stale. Event listings stop matching what’s happening in the building. Visitors researching the church online, as most do before ever walking through the doors, find outdated information instead of a welcoming first impression.

Every update waits on one person

When a single staff member or volunteer holds the keys to the website, routine changes queue up behind everything else on their plate.

Small changes become bottlenecks

Updating a service time or a sermon series title should not require a developer, an agency ticket, or a tutorial in a new tool.

Turnover takes the knowledge with it

When the person who managed the site moves on, the church often loses the only person who knew how to make changes.

Visitors see outdated information

Most visitors research a church online before ever walking through the doors. Stale pages and wrong service times shape that first impression.

No code required

How Amplify solves it

Built So Anyone on Staff Can Keep the Site Current

Amplify Websites replaces the guesswork with a drag-and-drop editor designed for church teams, not web professionals. Staff and volunteers log in, click the section they need to change, and publish, without waiting on a developer or learning a new coding language. Because the platform connects directly to your Amplify tools, routine updates like events and sermons sync automatically once they’re entered in your church management system, and built-in training resources and live support help the next person pick up right where the last one left off.

Click, edit, publish Click into any section and change it directly, with drag-and-drop tools and live preview.
Events sync automatically Once an event is entered in Amplify People, it appears on the website calendar without a second update.
One login for everything A single sign-on gives staff access to the content they manage, without hunting for passwords.
Support that survives turnover A help library, video tutorials, and live expert support mean the website never has to start over.

See how it works

What makes updates simple

Manage Your Church Website Without Technical Skills

From drag-and-drop editing to automatic event syncing, these four features help church staff and volunteers keep their website updated with less time and effort.

Cloud Website Builder (Drag-and-Drop Editor)

Church-ready templates and a visual drag-and-drop editor let any team member manage and update the site with no coding required. Most teams can go live in two to three weeks with minimal technical effort.

Event Calendar Sync

Once an event is entered in Amplify People, it appears on the website automatically. Staff never have to log in twice to keep the calendar current.

One Login

A single sign-on gives staff access to everything they need to manage the site’s content, cutting down on the time spent switching between systems or hunting for passwords.

Ongoing Support and Training

A help library, video tutorials, and live expert support mean a new staff member or volunteer can get up to speed quickly. Turnover doesn’t mean starting from scratch.

How it works

Update Your Church Website in Three Simple Steps

From logging in to publishing changes, see how church staff and volunteers can keep their website updated without technical skills.

1
Log in and open the editor

Staff or volunteers sign in with a single login and see their website laid out in an easy-to-navigate editor, no technical setup required.
2
Update the page you need

Click into a section, like service times, a staff bio, or an upcoming event, and edit it directly with drag-and-drop tools and live preview.
3
Publish or let it sync automatically

Hit publish for manual changes, or let events and sermons flow in automatically from Amplify once they’re entered in your church management system.

Outcomes

What This Means for Your Team

Everyday updates get done faster

Staff and volunteers make routine changes themselves instead of submitting a request and waiting.

Staff transitions don’t stall the website

Training resources and live support help a new team member take over content updates without relearning everything from scratch.

Your team can publish with confidence

Clear, simple tools mean fewer second-guesses about whether a change was made correctly or whether the site reflects what’s actually happening at the church.

Where this shows up

Where This Shows Up Week to Week

Three ordinary moments that used to require a developer, an agency, or a second data entry.

Before a holiday

Updating service times before a holiday

A communications director adjusts Christmas Eve service times directly on the homepage in a few clicks, no email to a developer required.

Before the weekend

Posting a new event before the weekend

A volunteer who helps with communications adds a men’s retreat to the events page on Thursday night. Because it’s entered in Amplify People, it also appears correctly on the calendar without a second update.

When someone new steps in

Handing off the website to someone new

When a longtime administrative assistant retires, the incoming staff member uses the help library and live support to learn the editor within her first week, keeping sermon archives, event pages, and staff bios current without a gap in coverage.

Connected tools

Connected to the Tools Your Team Already Uses

Amplify Websites syncs with Amplify People, so events and small groups entered in your church management system appear on the site automatically. It also connects with Amplify Giving, keeping donation forms embedded directly on your pages, and with the Amplify Mobile App, so one update reaches both your website and your app at the same time.

Amplify People

Events and small groups entered in your church management system appear on the site automatically.

Amplify Giving

Donation forms stay embedded directly on your pages.

Amplify Mobile App

One update reaches both your website and your app.

Amplify Streaming

Live and recorded worship content supports sermon and media pages.

Why it matters

Fewer manual edits and fewer chances for your site to fall out of date, because the information is entered once and reused across the tools your team already runs.

Who this fits

Is Amplify Websites Right for Your Church?

Amplify Websites is designed for churches that want to manage their website without dedicated technical staff. See whether it fits your team’s needs, resources, and website management goals.

This is a strong fit if your church:

Relies on a communications director, administrator, or volunteer to keep the website current
Does not have a developer on staff or a budget for ongoing agency work
Wants routine updates like service times and events handled without a ticket or a wait
Needs events and groups to stay in sync with your church management system
Wants training and live support available so turnover doesn’t stall the site

You may want a different path if your church:

Has dedicated design and development staff who want full control of the codebase
Is building a highly custom application rather than a ministry website
Prefers to manage hosting, updates, and security entirely in house

Customer proof

What Church Staff and Volunteers Say

Ministry Brands customers point to support, usability, and confidence with digital ministry tools as reasons the platform works for teams without deep technical resources.

The customer support has been phenomenal! There are several different ways to learn about every aspect of the system. There are tutorial videos, expert lead video training sessions, articles for every aspect of the system, and a customer service phone line for more immediate issues. The ability to reach a person and speak to them individually about a question or issue is a rare gift today.

Lisa LimbaughAdministrative Assistant, Winfield Community Church

What I really like and appreciate is your customer service. We had some things we had to learn and understand, and the people who helped us with that were very patient and helpful in making that happen. We were able to get up and running quickly because of that.

Demetri ChamberElder, North Houston Church of Christ

Ministry Brands makes it simple to get your message out there, to be able to share the gospel with the people in your community and I think that’s what’s important…it makes it easy for people like me who aren’t graphics guys to go ahead and do this and deliver the message that needs to be delivered.

Jerry AllenDeacon and Webmaster, Unity Baptist Church

I really appreciate how easy it is to use this software. From making online forms, sending out giving records, emails, and finding reports, it’s wonderful! Makes updating the website very easy, as well!

VanessaChurch’s Office Manager, Westhill Church

Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need any coding experience to update our website?

No. The drag-and-drop editor lets you click into any section and make changes directly, with no code or technical background required.

What happens if the staff member who manages our website leaves?

A help library, video tutorials, and live expert support help a new staff member or volunteer learn the editor quickly, so the website doesn’t fall behind during a transition.

Will our event calendar update automatically, or do we have to enter it twice?

Once an event is entered in Amplify People, it syncs to your website calendar automatically. You don’t have to update it a second time.

How long does it take to get comfortable using the editor?

Most teams learn the core editing tools within their first session, and ongoing training resources are available anytime a question comes up. Most teams can go live in two to three weeks with minimal technical effort.

What if we eventually want more design control or a custom build?

Amplify Websites offers multiple tiers, from the drag-and-drop Cloud builder to fully custom, professionally built sites, so your team can scale up without switching providers.

Empower your church team

Ready to Make Church Website Management Easier?

Give your staff and volunteers the tools to manage your church website without technical expertise. Request a demo to see how Amplify Websites makes everyday updates easier.