A congregation smiling and laughing together during a service
Websites for churches & nonprofits

A website as welcoming as your front door

for churches, ministries, and the causes people give their Saturdays to

Built for a first visit

Most first-time visitors decide on the drive over. The site answers what they were too shy to ask: when, where, what to wear, and what happens with the kids.

Rune builds custom websites for churches, ministries, and nonprofits anywhere in the country. They are quiet and clear, load fast on a phone, and run on Skal, our editor, so a volunteer posts this week's sermon or event without calling anyone.

See how a volunteer edits it in Skal
Two men greeting each other with a hug in a church lobbyWelcome
Children lifting their hands in a kids programKids

Kids, groups, serving: every ministry one tap from the home page.

A small group around a wooden table with open Bibles and coffeeGroups
What your site does

Websites for congregations and causes

Plan a first visit

Service times, where to park, what to expect, and what happens with kids, answered plainly on one page. Most new visitors read it the night before.

Sermons and messages

Audio and video posted by series with notes and passages, playable on the page, and easy for a volunteer to add on Sunday afternoon.

Events and a calendar that stays right

A calendar your office edits, with recurring events, sign-ups, and a feed people can add to their phone.

Giving that is simple and trusted

One-time and recurring giving through your existing provider or Stripe, with clear receipts and no confusing portal. Designated funds if you need them.

Volunteer and group sign-ups

Forms for serving teams, small groups, and events that save to the site and email the right coordinator the moment someone signs up.

Calm design, fast pages

No stock-photo clutter or autoplaying sliders. Generous type, your own photos, and pages that open instantly on an older phone.

Volunteers sorting canned food donations

Food banks, shelters, rescues and foundations get the same site and the same editor. Donate instead of give, sign up instead of serve.

Congregations and causes

Built for the people who run on volunteers

Nobody on staff is a web person, and the site still has to be right by Sunday. So editing is visual, every page has an owner, and nothing a volunteer can click will break the layout.

  • Churches & congregations
  • Ministries & missions
  • Food banks & shelters
  • Youth organizations
  • Animal rescues
  • Arts & community groups
  • Foundations
  • Schools & co-ops
  • Service clubs
A congregation seen from behind during a Sunday gathering
Fast on an older phone

Open before they have found a parking spot

9.1s

a typical template site

2.8s

the same page, built by Rune

  • Loads ~3x faster
  • 83% less JavaScript
  • Half the page weight
  • Zero layout shift
FAQ

Questions churches and nonprofits ask us

Anything else, ask the person who would build it.

Ask a question
Q

Can volunteers update the site without breaking it?

Yes. Skal gives each volunteer a sign-in and a role, so the person who posts sermons can do that and nothing else. Edits are visual and hard to get wrong.

Q

Do you work with our giving platform?

Yes. We embed Tithe.ly, Pushpay, Givelify, or whichever you use, or set up Stripe directly for a simpler flow with lower fees.

Q

We have a small budget. Is this realistic?

Every project is quoted fixed-price, and we scope to what matters most first. Tell us what you have to work with and we will be straight about what it covers.

Q

Can you livestream services?

We embed your YouTube or Facebook stream on a page that is easy to find on Sunday morning, with the archive underneath.

Q

Will people find us when they search for a church nearby?

A correct Google Business Profile does most of that, and we set it up with you. The site adds structured data for service times and location so Google shows the right details.

A site your congregation is proud to send people to

Tell us about your church or your cause and what a visitor needs to find first. You will hear back from the person who builds your site, with a fixed quote and a first design that looks like your people, not a template.