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Websites, CRM, and media for churches

Where faith meets technology

We build the site, the member system, and the weekly media so a church can run Sunday without juggling five vendors.

Sites in production
8
Countries
4
  1. 01

    Marketing that names the service time

    Ads, email, and clips that point to a real Sunday, not a vague brand campaign.

  2. 02

    Sites and apps a visitor can actually use

    Parking, kids check-in, giving, and last week’s sermon without a scavenger hunt.

  3. 03

    CRM so follow-up is not a spreadsheet

    Members, donations, and a new guest typed in once, then handed to the right pastor.

Sunlight filling the nave of a grand cathedral

Built for churches, not generic small business

A ministry is not a storefront. You have a calendar of services, people who give, members who need a call, and a sermon that should still be findable on Tuesday.

Diwash and a small team of designers, developers, and editors have shipped sites and systems for churches in the US, Nepal, Australia, and Canada.

Tell us about Sunday

Ten services, grouped the way a church actually buys them

Pick a line, or ask us to stitch two of them together. Most churches need a site plus a way to keep members and giving in one place.

If giving, sermons, and new guests live in three tools, we should talk.

Email the studio

Write with a service time and what is broken

We reply in one or two business days with whether we can help, a rough timeline, and what it would cost.