Episcopal Church of St. Mary
Web Design for a National Client, from Greenwood, Mississippi
This project for the Episcopal Church of St. Mary in Falmouth, Maine, is a perfect example of how I help churches and non-profits across the country. Despite being based in the Mississippi Delta, I partner with mission-driven organizations anywhere to create clear, compelling, and easy-to-manage websites.
Client Location: Falmouth, Maine / My Location: Greenwood, Mississippi
Core Services Demonstrated: Website Redesign, Print Design (Parish Profile), Remote Client Training
The Result: A vibrant, mobile-friendly website that supports their search for a new priest and better serves their community.
In 2024, The Episcopal Church of St. Mary in Falmouth, Maine approached me with the desire to redesign their website as they entered into the search process for a new priest. Their old website was difficult to manage and did not align with their branding. I also created a Parish Profile for their search process as well. I mainly worked with their Communications Director, but had interactions with other members of their communications team. St. Mary’s provided all the photography. We completed the project in April 2025.
Website Redesign
St. Mary’s website was being maintained by their Parish Administrator but was in need of professional direction. The new website features more photos and better reflects the vibrant atmosphere of the church. It also automatically adapts to various screen sizes and has a mobile-first design. It is easy for volunteers to update since I provided a virtual training session.
Screenshot of the original website home page
Newly redesigned website home page, hosted on Squarespace
Print Design
Because St. Mary’s 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. You can flip through the document by clicking the button below.
