We released a new web site at Monk Development recently. It's called Church Cloud. I'm pretty proud of it, even though it's still quite basic. There are two basic uses for it.

Find A Church

Enter in a city or zip code and you should be able to find a number of churches in that area. There are over 27,000 churches in the database, so there's a good chance you'll find something. The obvious goal is to have pretty much every Bible believing church listed. Some churches just have the name and location, most we have more info, like denomination and website.

It's primarily intended for people to find a church to attend, but it can also be helpful in learning more about the other churches in your area and hopefully lead to greater cooperation between churches.

Simple Web Site

After a church adds themselves to Church Cloud, they can list all kinds of other info useful to potential visitors and regular attenders alike. You can add service times, contact info, a description and more. You can add events to keep members informed and give visitors an idea of your community. You can add sermons to give new members a taste of your teaching and create a nice reference for members.

A bad website will turn people off, a good website is expensive and can be hard to maintain. We hope to bridge that gap so that even the smallest church can have an attractive place on the web.

This is the second site in our "Cloud Network", Sermon Cloud being the first. I'm starting work on Worship Cloud tomorrow with a planned release latter this summer.