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[TW]

pitts,
My advice would be to go with WordPress, the templates are easy to master and are user friendly. You can start out with a very simple layout, and then jazz it up as you learn.


TW

[Penny]

i LIKE word press, my sort- of- blog on it.

I am not sure I would like it for a web site, The ones cats made for Her church is very nice looking,

The only thing I do not like is anyone can post anything in the commnet area,

[biblemanryan]

We use forministry.com . They are free, allow unlimited pages, and have very small ads that are near the bottom of the page, which from what I have seen, usually advertise Bibles. Has worked pretty well for us. We registered a domain name as the one they supplied was very long and hard to remember.

[Mole_J]

i LIKE word press, my sort- of- blog on it.

I am not sure I would like it for a web site, The ones cats made for Her church is very nice looking,

The only thing I do not like is anyone can post anything in the commnet area,

With the comments you can either disable them or moderate them. Meaning they will not show on your page until you approve them.

Some of the new widgets help with spam on comments.

[EagerBeaver]

We use forministry.com . They are free, allow unlimited pages, and have very small ads that are near the bottom of the page, which from what I have seen, usually advertise Bibles. Has worked pretty well for us. We registered a domain name as the one they supplied was very long and hard to remember.

Most of the ForMinistry.com church websites I've seen looked like heck.

Go with something a bit more professional! This is, after all, a church you are creating a website for.