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  • Welcome to Your Church Website

    Webulator can be used to create the website for your church. This example website shows you the kind of thing that can be achieved without resort to anything particularly technical. The website can be created by a single person or a group of people. There can be strict editorial control requiring moderation of submissions from contributors, or alternatively, some or all contributors can be given full rights to publish articles.
  • Prayers

    This page might contain a list of people who have requested prayers for their intentions and links to prayers that visitors may wish to use.
  • Contact Details

    Your Church Station Road Anytown Tel: 0123 456 7890 sales@dialsolutions.com
  • Service Times

    Weekdays 0930 Morning Service Saturdays 1200 Lunchtime Prayer Meeting Sundays 0900 Morning Worship 1100 Family Service 1900 Evening Worship
  • About Your Church

    A history of your parish, details of your Church's mission, photo galleries of the Church building etc.
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Welcome to Your Church Website

Webulator can be used to create the website for your church. This example website shows you the kind of thing that can be achieved without resort to anything particularly technical. The website can be created by a single person or a group of people. There can be strict editorial control requiring moderation of submissions from contributors, or alternatively, some or all contributors can be given full rights to publish articles.

Interior of church

As well as creating a public facing website for general use, certain articles can be set to be only visible to particular groups of people. In this way, you can use the website to store information which should only be seen by specific groups of people, such as Church Wardens, PCC etc.


You may also pull in RSS feeds from other websites, such as this one from the Church Of England.


Welcome to Your Church Website

Webulator can be used to create the website for your church. This example website shows you the kind of thing that can be achieved without resort to anything particularly technical. The website can be created by a single person or a group of people. There can be strict editorial control requiring moderation of submissions from contributors, or alternatively, some or all contributors can be given full rights to publish articles.