The challenge
Text In Church makes communication software for churches in the United States. It also runs ENGAGE, a family of online events for church leaders: the ENGAGE Conference, ENGAGE Focus, a one-day online event, and ENGAGE Encore, with on-demand access to the best ENGAGE trainings.
Each event needed a page that would win a seat from busy pastors and church staff, many of whom find church technology confusing. And the pages had to look like one family, so people could move easily from one event to the next.
What we did
We designed the main ENGAGE site and the site for ENGAGE Focus, and built them in Webflow.
The main site opens with a clear promise, Reach More People, and three cards that explain the three events at a glance. Then the page names problems church leaders recognise: a website that doesn't get visitors, a live stream with the same few viewers every week, volunteers who disappear. After that come three simple steps to take part, what other leaders say, and each event again with its own speakers.
For ENGAGE Focus we created a darker, bolder look with neon triangles framing photos of church communities, built around the idea of the Ministry Multiplier: get more done, reclaim your time and build your ministry. The page has its own key visual, a Can you relate? list of everyday frustrations, a video section for the framework, testimonials and ticket options.
The result
Text In Church got one visual family for its events: each one recognisable on its own, all clearly ENGAGE.
The pages have since been replaced with a newer version, but the design still shows how we approach event pages: one promise, the reader's real problems and a simple path to registration.
