Christ Episcopal Church
A Full-Service Digital Project for a Beach-Side Church
Redesigning the online presence for Christ Episcopal Church involved brand strategy, photography, and web design—all coordinated remotely from my studio in Mississippi. This project demonstrates my comprehensive approach to helping churches convey their unique atmosphere and strengthen their community connection online.
Client Location: Bay St. Louis, Mississippi / My Location: Greenwood, Mississippi
Core Services Demonstrated: Logo Design, Website Redesign, On-Location Photography, Print Design
The Result: A cohesive brand and user-friendly website that captures the church's seaside spirit and active ministries.
In 2021, Christ Episcopal Church needed a new website design as they entered into the search process for a new priest. Their old website did not convey the atmosphere of their beach-side church. I also did a site visit where I took photos of the buildings and grounds and captured some Sunday morning moments. I created a Parish Profile for their search process as well. View the live website at christchurchbsl.com.
Logo Design
Christ Church desired a new logo for this project. They wanted the logo to feature their landmark angel tree and the shape of the arched windows that can be seen throughout the church. The final deliverables included multiple variations of the logo design.
Inspiration image
Website Redesign
Christ Church’s website was not being maintained properly and was in need of professional direction. The new website contains much more information about the church’s current ministries. It is easy for volunteers to update since I provided an on-site training session.
Screenshot of the original website home page
Newly redesigned website home page, hosted on Squarespace
Print Design
Because Christ Church was entering into the search process for a new priest, they needed to update their parish profile. I worked with the head of the search committee to compile information and photos for the document and created a brochure-like profile for potential priests to view. Click on the image to view the PDF document.
