I've spent the last few weeks looking at a few hundred church web sites, and I thought that some of you might be interested in reading about what others are doing with their sites. Hopefully you can find something that will work on your site. This feature is usually aimed at visitors, and is more common when churches have larger physical facilities. This is usually done with forms or message boards, but can also be accomplished via e-mail. More complete sites include dates, times, places and type of service.
Some sites go into detail about each service.
These are often on a separate page. This is especially common for larger facilities that have multiple parking lots. In the case of youth groups and alternative worship teams these are often complete subsites that may be very different in design from the main church site. If you've seen any other effective examples of this, please let me know. Churches attempting to engage in evangelism via their web site usually concentrate on people rather than the physical plant of their congregation.