[If you came here directly from a search engine, welcome. This is not a real church web site. It is an example, which you may use as a template. It is a demonstration connected to my page on Church Web Site Design.]

Your Church Name How to Find Us

You can cobble a map up in Paint:

Or you can link to a web page. The two best places to link for maps are Google Maps and MapQuest. Both of them allow you to enter an address, set the zoom level, then click on "Link to this map". When you do, they format HTML for you.

I used both services to look up my library, the Stanislaus County Free Library at 1600 "I" Street, Modesto California. Here are the links so you can see that they work. I added "target=_blank" to open a new page. Normally, opening a new page is not a good idea, because it reminds people of pop-up advertisements.

Demo: SCFL via Google Maps.

Demo: SCFL via Map Quest.

You should have directions in words, for people who don't like to read maps, instructions about public transit, if there is any, parking instructions, and so on.

This is a good place for a picture of your church from the street, so people know what to look for.

The page above is an example / template. The section below is my site's counter and some links. If you copy the site's HTML, please delete this section.

www.stanuu.org, the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Stanislaus County, a large but simple church web site. (Simple in structure; the content is deep, incisive and often witty.) I have been their Web Wizard since 1999.

mendouu.mcn.org, the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of the Mendocino Coast, a web site based on Template 2. I maintain this one too.

My section on Web Design.

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