After spending a lot of time thinking about not voting, he settled on his original choice as his local candidate had a great website. As a book junkie McNally Robinson is my local big box bookstore. When I want a book, I want to make sure it is in stock. I almost never go to the local Christian bookstore unless I am forced to or am really bored. A church or business website that doesn't answer my questions is going to send me to a website and then a brick and mortar building that does.
Most churches see the web in terms of a digital pamphlet and have that much content online.
Some pages with not much information, a few pictures, and nothing interactive outside of an animated e-mail link. That isn't getting the job done now and won't in the future. I keep seeing ISP's offering to design a three or five page website based on a Frontpage97 template for cheap. That isn't what you want to be the public face of your church. Keep your brochures from 1992 in the display rack where nobody reads them, not online.