Many churches websites that I look at (and trust me I have seen plenty) tend to be a hodge-podge of themes and such. There is no rhyme or reason for the site. Many times this is do to the fact that the pastor is trying to stay with the times and appropriately maintain a website that depicts the church ministry. But most pastor's don't have the time to learn HTML coding and the how-tos of website design. If you have someone in your church, who can help that's great, but if you don't what can you do. Spend hours upon hours trying to code a site or find a generic template that sort of meets your church needs. Either option usually doesn't produce a sharp website. So for those who would rather leave the designing to someone else, I recommend Church Communications Pro's top list of website designers for churches. Just a look at their examples should be enough to convince you to invest in a sharp template.
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