Grace Fellowship is a local church affiliated with the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) and is pastored by my friend Jeremy Sink. Jeremy and GF's members are pretty tech saavy and needed a site that was accessible for announcements and wasliy updatable.  This seemed to cover those bases and gave visitors and members a portal to follow them on Facebook.

Visit Grace Fellowship Website

This is a more recent site that I've completed for Kent Shrader at Mount Shepherd Retreat Center.  I remember going to this camp as a youth and have many fond memories of htose days.  With that, I wanted to instill a warm "wood" feel into the site revision Kent had me undertake.  Coupled with this site is a powerful online registration form that allows users to register for summer camps and pay directly with PayPal. I must say, one of the best parts of this project was the hike to the top of the firetower the first day I met with Kent. I was winded but it was worth it!

Visit Mount Shepherd Website

This project came to me via my previous company. They had a lot of information gathered together for their site, but had lost contact with their previous web devloper (I think that is the scenario).  We pulled together the components letting MDI handle some of the layout concepts and I fine tuned them for the web. The finished product allows them to internally udate their pages and add in pictures, announcement and documents for download.

Visit the First United Methodist Church Asheboro Website

One of my earlier sites from my table-based layout days, Christian United Outreach Center is a testimony to longevity.  It serves the purpose of delivering information while presenting a straight-forward web presence.

Visit Christian United Outreach Center Website

My church, Central United Methodist, asked me to come up with a logo concept for the "Retiring the Debt" campaign after renovating our church and adding on a Family Life Center.  This logo is supposed to convey the sense of family that we have at the church and working together to acheive a common goal...and moving forward (see how the "W" in the additional logo element below almost POPS off the screen at you???).