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Church Website of the Year winners

Editor Andy — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 21:04:32 GMT

Visit http://www.surefish.co.uk to find out the winners of the 2009 Surefish.co.uk Church Website of the Year awards

Church Website of the Year

Editor Andy — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 15:15:56 GMT

http://www.surefish.co.uk/web/index.htm

Enter your church's website into the Surefish Church Website of the Year competition. Local, regional and national websites can be nominated, as well as Christian youth sites, blogs and the most innovative websites.

Feel free to ask any questions on this thread.

My thanks to all who have helped with the competition so far, and for all those going to enter!

Andy

A Walk With the Lord

Randy — Mon, 25 May 2009 16:03:51 GMT

Here is a link to our Christian website http://awalkwiththelord.com , God Bless .................

St Mark's - Hitchin

pwatson — Sat, 16 May 2009 16:18:41 GMT

Hi,

After a few iterations the website for St Mark's in Hitchin is pretty much complete... Comments welcome!

http://www.stmarks-hitchin.org.uk

Thanks,

Peter Watson

Saint Chad's, Handforth, Cheshire

stuartm — Sat, 02 May 2009 22:26:33 GMT

www.stchadshandforth.org.uk

Knowing Christ and making Him known

North Bristol Noise website

stewnorth — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 19:23:42 GMT

We have been designing this website for this large community initiative in Bristol called 'North Bristol Noise' and trying to make it as interactive as possible for volunteers and others who follow what is happening.

http://www.northbristolnoise.org.uk

Didnt know whether it was suitable to enter in one of the categories for the surefish awards and if so, which category?

If you are in the Bristol region and want to get involved then register as a volunteer on the website and bring a group from your church.

Stewart

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Ebenezer Church, Bristol - www.ebe.org.uk

Seaton Road Methodist Church

RobinP — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 16:31:08 GMT

We have found our website - at [url]http://www.seatonroad.org.uk[/url] - to be a great place for folk looking for information.

One of our major aims is to ensure that the website is as up-to-date as possible in order to encourage people to re-visit regularly - at this point someone will, undoubtedly let me know of something on the site which is out-of-date :)

The Norwich Christian Meditation Centre

nicholasvesey — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 17:16:51 GMT

www.norwichmeditation.co.uk

We have re-branded our small (20 people on a Sunday) Anglican Church and created a new web presence.

This has enabled us to put on a wide variety of retreats and courses on different topics, and attract a membership of nearly 750.

Targeted specifically at those who are searching spiritually, but not wanting to come to church, this has provided a new way of enabling people to join a Christian Community.

Christ Church Guildford

oldnewbie — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 18:31:54 GMT

[url=http://www.christchurchguildford.com]Here's our church website[/url]

Enjoy!

The Wickwar Benefice

Caine — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 14:41:17 GMT

[b]www.wickwarchurch.plus.com[/b]

...is the way into the website for our United Benefice of Holy Trinity church, Wickwar with Rangeworthy & St Giles Church Hillesley. We've done it through the 'moonfruit' build your own site on line. It would be good to know if anyone has difficulty in viewing or loading the site as it relies on 'flash' technology to make it work.
David

Church Web Site

Caliban — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 22:40:45 GMT

Greetings all.

I am verger at St. George's Church, Tombland, Norwich, just across the road from the Anglican Cathedral. As you will see we are often open in the mornings, I am usually in church, doing the cleaning, on Thursday and Saturday mornings from about 9 till 12.30. I would be pleased to give you a '5 minute potted tour' if you come in.

We are at present striving to collect finances to pay for our new toilet and kitchenette so after Easter we hope to be able to offer a coffee and relief. Also shortly we hope to refurbish our sad and broken clock.

Please, come in and visit a friendly, city, high church which will welcome you.

Web Site:- www.stgeorgetombland.churchnorfolk.com

Thank you.

Pete

Waltham Abbey Church

Editor Andy — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 10:59:48 GMT

This is the website for my local church

http://www.walthamabbeychurch.co.uk/index.html

It's like a small Cathedral, and is steeped in history. Partially destroyed by Heny VIII, collapsed some 80 years later because of what Henry VIII had done, rebuilt, and has the signs of the zodiac on its ceiling.

I am really looking forward to the Christmas Eve services again, as I've been away for the last few years with family. I've even been to Christmas Eve services at Cathedrals but they're not as good.

The website is ok too!

Andy

St. Paul's, Chippenham

jon — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 08:26:19 GMT

[url=http://www.stpaulsweb.co.uk/]St. Paul's Church, Chippenham[/url]

St. Paul's is my local church in this mid-sized market town in Wiltshire. Any comments on the content and style are welcome :)

Chelmsford CHESS

Rambler — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 10:24:36 GMT

Chelmsford CHESS is local Christian charity providing emergency accommodation for homeless people, "move-on" accommodation to help those who are making their ways back to having homes of their own, a Day Centre for homeless and other vulnerable people and various support services and activities. It is supported by local churches and individual Christians of various denominations.

[url]http://www.chelmsfordchess.org[/url]

Tell us about your local church websites

Editor Andy — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 11:49:41 GMT

Please feel free to tell everyone about your local church website, and use this discussion forum to discuss all matters web-related, such as design, content, and even the use of the 3D rotating cross!

Thanks,

Andy

Park URC Reading

Editor Andy — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 10:49:51 GMT

This is the website of the church where my Dad was the Minister for many years.

It's just started a year of centenary celebrations and even though the design of the site is not my cup of tea, it is a very informative site, and demonstrates how a church with its own, and external, groups and associations can share the one site to promote all its activities.

http://www.parkurc.org.uk/

Andy