Church Pages review
A capable free starting point, with paid tiers for larger church sites.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Church Pages is a web-based website hosting and content management service for churches and Christian charities. It combines responsive church templates with editable pages, contact forms, calendars, events, sermon publishing, restricted-access directories, social-media connections, shop tools, and custom domain support. Churches can choose a vendor-provided design template or work with their own designer. Applications are limited to UK churches and Christian charities.
Pricing is structured around three hosting plans. Gifted Hosting is free and includes online support, up to 15 pages, 0–2 admin users, a contact form, news, and web statistics and optimisation tools. Advanced Hosting costs £24 per month when billed monthly and increases capacity to 30 pages and 3–5 admin users, with UK-based phone support. Extensive Hosting costs £52 per month, also billed monthly, and adds unlimited pages, unlimited admin users, and extensive maintenance support. The paid tiers therefore mainly expand site capacity, administration, and support.
The feature set is well aligned with church communications: event calendars, sermon directories, ChurchSuite event integration, Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, Apple iCalendar, Google Maps, Instagram, and Twitter are supported. Sermon audio is uploaded as MP3, while video pages use YouTube rather than direct video hosting. Churches that need a free entry point and standard ministry website tools should find the offering relevant. Larger organisations may prefer Extensive Hosting for unlimited pages and administrators, while churches seeking direct video hosting or a service available outside the UK should consider alternatives.
Church Pages pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free Gifted Hosting plan with up to 15 pages
- Church-focused tools for events, sermons, forms, and directories
- Custom domains and integrations with calendars, social media, and ChurchSuite
- Where it doesn't
- Paid hosting starts at £24 per month
- Sermons are uploaded as MP3 audio; video uses YouTube
- Applications are limited to UK churches and Christian charities
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