Once you see what a great resource it can be, you ll want to become part of it top Don't have to do it With the advent of, and need, for multichannel communication, comes the need for new skills and new tools. Though setting up a web site requires many of the same skills needed for good desktop publishing work, there are additional skills necessary. You can learn them if you have the time and interest, but one other option is to make web site development a project that you delegate out. In addition, in delegating out web site work, it will give someone else a chance to be involved in communication ministry. I strongly recommend you consider delegating the work to someone who is already doing this kind of work.
Many churches have designers who are willing to volunteer.
Also, many high school and college students are interested and quite good at computer work. This kind of a project would give them a chance to see how technology can serve the interests of ministry. You can create material for the web using many kinds of software. HTML stand for hypertext markup language and it is the form used by the web to display your message. Though this option will work for simple documents, if you are going to be serious about web design, you will want to invest in a true web page design program.