Chapel TNC is a church website template with sermons, ministries, an events collection and a donation route. CMS collections cover events, blog posts, categories and tags, with a team page for church leadership.
A church website carries the week: what is on, who is leading, what was preached and how to give. Chapel TNC is a church website template organised around those, with sermons and ministries as distinct sections rather than pages buried in a menu.
It suits churches, congregations and faith organisations that publish sermons regularly and run named ministries alongside a service calendar.
Static pages
CMS collection templates
Section folders
Utility pages
Blog, blog category, blog tag and event entries are held in Webflow CMS collections. Adding an entry means filling in fields rather than rebuilding a page, and it appears in the relevant listings automatically. For a site that gets updated regularly, this is the part that decides whether it stays current.
A sermon archive is browsed differently from news, and a ministry is an ongoing thing rather than a post. Keeping the three apart is what stops a church site becoming one undifferentiated feed.
Service times, festivals and community days change constantly, and holding them as entries means a volunteer can add one without design access.
The donate page has a donation amount field rather than sending people to a generic contact form, which is where most church sites lose the gift.
It presents the church and routes people to give. It does not process donations, manage recurring giving or standing orders, handle gift aid or similar reclaim schemes, run a membership or pastoral care database, or stream services. Giving platforms and church management software do those. Charity registration and fundraising rules are yours to comply with.
Events, blog posts, categories and tags are CMS entries, so a volunteer can add a service time or publish news through the Editor without design access.
If you would rather not do it yourself, our team can customise this template for you, from colour and content changes through to new pages and custom functionality. Request a Webflow template customization quote, or read more about our Webflow customization service.
Does it process donations?
No. The donate page collects the request and hands off to your giving platform, where recurring gifts and reclaim schemes live.
Can I publish a sermon archive?
Yes, sermons have their own section separate from the blog.
Are events easy to keep current?
Yes, they are a CMS collection, so adding a date is filling in fields.
Does it stream services?
No. Video is embedded from a streaming platform.
Is there a membership database?
No. Pastoral care and membership records belong in church management software.
Support and ongoing updates are included. Message us after purchase if you need the Figma file and we will send it over.
Can only be used by you or one client for one end product. You cannot resell or redistribute this template in its original or modified state.
This template is free to use in both person and commercial projects. You cannot resell, redistribute, or license this template in its original or modified state.
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