A higher percentage of 18-29 year olds have Internet access. Putting your church on the Internet is a good idea, but not exactly for the reasons you might think. Another case of the church appearing to be out of touch. There might be a listing of service times, though many don't include this for some reason, and few include summer worship hours. Most webpages, however, couldn't pass muster as budget brochures, let alone a website.
Most churches find that it is their members who are visiting the church's website most often.
Keep it fresh. Create opportunities for members to share with each other . Talk to a website designer or your Internet Service Provider about list-serv discussion possibilities for bible studies and discussion groups. Create an email newsletter members can subscribe to for free . The e-news can alert them to upcoming events, changes and new resources at the website.