Church websites for thenext generation.
Korean churches face a bilingual audience — first-generation elders and English-service youth — on one website. We design church sites that honor Korean ministry tradition while speaking to 2nd- and 3rd-gen Korean-Americans in the voice they live in.
What's breakingright now.
Four patterns we fix in every engagement in your industry. If any of them sound familiar — we can solve them together.
One church, two languages
Korean-service worship schedules, English-service youth groups, family events that span both. One site has to serve all three.
Event calendars that actually update
Weekly sermons, small groups, retreats, fellowship meals. A calendar staff can update from their phone in Korean or English.
New-comers scared to walk in
A good website tells a new family what to expect: where to park, what to wear, where kids go. Removes the first-visit friction.
Sermon archives locked in a YouTube playlist
A searchable, category-tagged sermon library keeps visitors engaged all week — and gets indexed by Google for seekers.
Every site weship includes.
The common features this industry actually needs. Included in every engagement — not "add-on packages" or "upgrades".
- 01
Bilingual service schedule
Korean 1부 / 2부 / English Service / Youth Service laid out clearly in both languages.
- 02
Sermon archive with search
Videos or audio, tagged by series, book of the Bible, and speaker. Searchable in Korean and English.
- 03
Online giving with envelopes
Tithing, missions, building fund, general — all with the same envelope categories your elders recognize.
- 04
New-family welcome flow
First-visit info, parking, kids' ministry, a simple "we'll look for you" form.
- 05
Prayer request + counseling form
Private submission routed directly to pastors, never stored publicly.
- 06
Events + small group directory
Members find groups by age, day, location. Leaders update their group from their phone.
Asked beforeyou ask.
- 01How much does a church website cost?
- Most Korean church builds fall between $6,000 and $12,000 including bilingual copy, sermon archive setup, online giving, and new-family flow.
- 02Do you handle 501(c)(3) tax-deductible giving receipts?
- Yes. We configure Stripe or Tithely so members receive automatic year-end giving statements.
- 03Can our elders update it?
- Yes — we build in a Korean-language CMS interface so Korean-speaking staff update bulletins, sermons, and events without IT help.
- 04Can we embed our YouTube live service?
- Yes. The homepage auto-switches to live mode when your YouTube stream goes live, then reverts to the archive after.
Ready for a website your whole congregation uses?
Thirty minutes is enough. What you're building, rough budget, rough timeline — and together we sketch what's possible inside it.