Category: Mixed D.C
Københavns Frikirke Church
By Piotr Pozniak | December 11, 2023
Not using English? No problem! Display.Church widgets are happy to work in other languages. We were thrilled to see the website of Københavns (KBH) Frikirke Church because it is a great example of how well Display.Church can handle non-English languages…even languages whose letters may be different from those in English. HOME PAGE On their home…
Colonial Presbyterian Church, EPC
By Piotr Pozniak | October 30, 2023
Got more than one campus? Want to show what’s happening churchwide but also at each one? Display.Church has got you covered. Display.Church has extensive filtering options which blend with your integration. Colonial Presbyterian Church has put these to excellent use! Let’s see how they show both what is happening churchwide as well as what is…
First Baptist Church of Arlington
By Piotr Pozniak | October 24, 2023
If you can’t find out what’s happening at First Baptist Church of Arlington, it’s on you. First Baptist Arlington has done an outstanding job of making it clear and easy to find out about their church events. Links are everywhere! HOME PAGE The promotion begins at the top of their home page in their header…
C3 Tri-Cities Church
By Piotr Pozniak | October 23, 2023
Let’s unpack this ‘mixed D.C’ example… C3 Tri-Cities church makes it easy to find their church events. This is so important! The easier it is for your church members and first-time guests to see what’s happening, the greater the chance of them showing up. MENU LINK TO EVENTS PAGE In their ‘About’ tab, C3 Tri-Cities…
St. Paul Lutheran Church
By Piotr Pozniak | October 9, 2023
Let’s unpack this Top / Mixed D.C example… We chose this church because it is a super example of how Display.Church filtering can make your digital communication strategy much easier. You’ve already entered the events. Now, just use Display.Church templates + mix and match filtering to create an endless variety of event views. Let’s check…
Heritage Church
By Piotr Pozniak | September 27, 2023
Let’s unpack this Mixed D.C example… The Heritage Church Events Page is using 3 Display.Church options at the moment. (1) Event ALERTS Check out the yellow banner at the top of the page. This is an event alert. Event ALERTS is an automated, ‘set it and forget it’ statement which gives information about an upcoming…
Bethany Community Church
By Piotr Pozniak | September 19, 2023
Lots is happening on this Event page. Let’s take a more in depth look… The Bethany Church Events Page is a combination of 3 different calendar views: one is not a Display.Church (D.C) template; the other two are. So, once again, we see the ‘best of both worlds’ strategy. In addition, they are using 2…
The River Anglican Church
By Piotr Pozniak | June 23, 2023
Small groups are an important way for people to ‘show up’ to church. Some groups will offer guidance in next steps to Christ. Others may help will life challenges or support worthy causes. Highlighting your small groups motivates people to engage. The River Anglican Church home page does not feature a Display.Church (D.C) view. That’s…
Western Presbyterian Church
By Piotr Pozniak | June 23, 2023
Let’s unpack this ‘best of both worlds’ example… Western Presbyterian Church is wisely using all the resources at their disposal to get the word out, whether it be important updates or event information. Home Page Right on their home page, Western Presbyterian has used a side-by-side design to let people know about news and updates…
Washington Street UMC
By Piotr Pozniak | June 17, 2023
Let’s take a closer look at this ‘mixed D.C’ example… As we move through it, pay attention to how: Washington Street UMC (WSUMC) has put their church events up front and center in two ways: in a view on their home page + in their website menu. This means that members and first-time guests can…