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Here are some samples of the sites that I mentioned.
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The first is the Ecumenical Catholic Communion. This is the result of the rebuild that started in November of 2005 and launched three weeks before Easter in 2006. |
| This is Church of the Holy Family. The design hasn't changed much since it was originally built but it has been cleaned up, new images and banner added and new pages to better tell the story of who we are and it was done at great cost savings. This site has been updated about once a week and if it were still hosted with the original hosting site it would cost upwards or $30.00 each week. Now, really, who can afford that. | |
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Church of the Beloved is a close knit church with Holy Family, both in Colorado and formed with the help of Holy Family. Its design is similar to Holy Family but with its own unique logo and offerings. |
| Holy Trinity had a good design but did not work very well. The links did not work in some browsers and the previous webmaster was unable to correct them. Then one evening I did my surfing to make sure my links were still working and found that Holy Trinity had a new look. Very basic and a big yellow banner across the top advertizing free web sites from another hosting company. Not what a church web site should look like. With the old code I was able to recreate the old website that worked and may be even better. | |
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The last site I want to show you is St. Junia's House. It was built using a template. I found that using a template purchased online can be a challenge, but it did turn out well. |
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