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Bear Creek Community Church

Bear Creek's sermons play on their own site now, instead of on YouTube. The church chose the platform, and we designed and built the rest.

The top of the Bear Creek Community Church home page: the church's logo and menu over an aerial view of the campus, with the words Join Us This Sunday and a Plan a Visit button.
Scope
Web design + development

What they were working with

The old site ran on WordPress and it was well looked after: kept current, used to promote events. What the church wanted to do next was more than it was built to hold. Changing a service time meant working down through the menus to find where they were set, and much of what the site carries today had nowhere to live on that one.

The service times section of the Bear Creek home page: Sunday and Wednesday times, the campus address and a Get Directions button, beside a photo of two greeters waving.

What we did

The site is built on Nucleus, which did not offer many of the layouts we had in mind. So we designed the pages in Figma and wrote the missing pieces ourselves: custom UI elements in code, and original graphics for the pages the platform had no answer for. The words came from us and the staff together, and the photographs are the church's own, chosen from the collection they sent us until each page had the one that fit. It runs to over twenty pages now.

The Watch The Latest Message section of the Bear Creek home page, with the most recent sermon ready to play and a View Media button.
The Get Involved section of the Bear Creek home page: a row of cards for events and classes, groups, serving, and next steps.

Where it stands now

We still run the site. Bear Creek's staff can change anything on it themselves, and they asked us to keep managing it anyway, so we post updates and add pages as the church needs them. The site now carries the sermons, the video stories, and pages for the church's groups.

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