A church website that welcomes before Sunday

Most first-time visitors look a church up before they walk in. The site is the handshake at the door, and it should carry the same warmth.

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Rows of wooden pews in a quiet church, daylight through tall windows

What a site has to do before a first Sunday

Answer a first-time visitor’s questions
Service times, parking, what to expect and what happens with the kids. A plan-your-visit page that covers those four does more for a nervous newcomer than homepage polish.
Make giving easy on a phone
A gift takes a few taps, recurring or one-time, with a clear choice of fund like missions or the building project.
Keep the teaching within reach
A sermon library by series and passage keeps homebound members and people who moved away connected.
Get events out of the bulletin
A calendar worth checking, with signups for the retreat and midweek groups, saves the office from being the reminder system.

Dawnbrook Community Church

Handwritten connect cards become person records, and a note marked private goes to the pastor’s confidential care lane. Dawnbrook is a company we invented, so we could build its website and back office in full.

Open the Dawnbrook build

Behind the giving page

Most congregations run Planning Center or Breeze for people and check-ins, with giving through a processor like Stripe. The work is making those pieces agree with the website.

Giving that reconciles
Recurring gifts, fund designations, pledges and year-end statements reconcile with whoever keeps the books.
A member area for the church family
Directories and prayer requests sit behind a login and stay within the church family.

An open reference book and a blank notebook on a wooden desk

Where AI helps church staff

Sermons you can search
Each week’s message is transcribed and summarized for the library and reviewed by staff, so the archive is searchable by passage or topic.
First drafts of the bulletin
Announcements become a working draft the office edits, and the voice stays the church’s because a person always finishes it.
Welcome cards, read and filed
In the Dawnbrook build, a first-time family’s handwritten card is read and filed, with any private note kept private, so a neighbor can welcome them by Tuesday.