Live Streaming & Sermons
Stream services and build a searchable archive of past messages, audio and video.
Websites for churches & ministries
Church website design for Nigerian ministries — live streaming, sermon archives, online giving and event calendars, built to work on the phones your members actually use. From ₦200,000.

A church website has a different job to a business site. Members come looking for service times, a sermon they missed, or a way to give — often on a mid-range phone with limited data, and often on Sunday morning when everyone is checking at once. Visitors, meanwhile, are quietly deciding whether they would feel welcome. We design for both: fast pages that load on weak connections, sermons and streams that are easy to find, giving that takes seconds, and a warm, credible first impression for the person who has never walked through your doors.
Stream services and build a searchable archive of past messages, audio and video.
Tithes, offerings and project donations through Paystack or Flutterwave, on any device.
A clear calendar for services, programmes and special events members can add to their phones.
Dedicated pages for youth, choir, outreach and every arm of the ministry.
Simple, private forms so members can reach the pastoral team.
Light pages that still load fast on 3G and modest Android phones.
Every build ships mobile-first, SSL-secured, SEO-ready and editable by your own team.
Client perspectives
Since our new store launched, sales have increased by 50%. The checkout experience is seamless and our customers love it.
Church websites typically start from ₦200,000 for a clean informational site, with sermon libraries, live streaming and online giving adding to that. Many ministries start smaller and add media and giving as the congregation grows.
Yes. We integrate Paystack, Flutterwave or bank transfer so members can give tithes, offerings and project donations securely from their phones, with records you can reconcile.
Yes — we embed live streams from YouTube, Facebook or your preferred platform, and archive past services so members can catch up on what they missed.
Yes. We build on a content management system and train your media team to post sermons, events and announcements without needing a developer.