Church website
One Page for the Whole Congregation
Put service times, directions, sermons, giving, and events on a free church website visitors can read in 30 seconds — with your own domain, a QR for the lobby, and zero monthly builder fees.
Drag & drop bulletins, photos, sermon notes, or html page here
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Or publish directly from your favorite AI tools
Claude
ChatGPT
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Sunday morning, answered before it's asked
Service times, directions, bulletins, sermon replays, and the giving link — on one fast page a first-time visitor can read in 30 seconds.
Grace Community Church
Non-denominational · Est. 1998
Sundays 9:00 & 11:00 · Wednesdays 7pm prayer
120 Grace Ave · Parking behind the fellowship hall
Give online · Building fund update
Sunday bulletin & sermon notes (PDF)
Easter choir signup · Youth retreat Apr 18
New here? Plan your first visit
Updated this week · Opens instantly, no app needed
Why churches do this
A website your volunteers can actually keep up
Not a $2,000 custom site that goes stale in a year. Not a page-builder subscription the treasurer keeps questioning. One page the bulletin volunteer updates in minutes.
Visitors google you before they visit you
“What time is the service? What should I wear? Where do my kids go?” A one-page church website answers all three in under a minute — before a guest ever walks through the door.
The bulletin dies in the parking lot
Printed announcements reach the people already in the room. A church site reaches the neighbor searching at 10pm on Saturday — plus every member who missed Sunday.
Ministry budgets should not fund software
Church website builders charge $20–$60/month plus giving-platform fees. A small congregation can run its whole site for free on Drops and keep every donated dollar in ministry.
One volunteer can maintain it
No WordPress updates, no plugins breaking the sermon player. Whoever runs the bulletin can update the site in minutes — and hand it to the next volunteer without a training course.
Midweek life stays visible
Youth nights, food pantry hours, choir practice, prayer requests. When everything lives on one link, the church feels alive all week — not just on Sunday morning.
“What time is the service?”
The most-asked question every church office gets. A church website answers it before the phone rings.
What to include
Everything a guest — and a member — looks for
The six sections every effective church website has. Start with the first two, add the rest as you go.
Service times & plan-your-visit
Sunday services, midweek gatherings, kids check-in ages, dress code, and what to expect — the content that turns a searcher into a Sunday guest.
Directions, parking & contact
Address, service entrance, parking notes, office hours, and a phone number a real person answers. Embed a map link so guests arrive calm, not lost.
Giving & generosity
Link your existing giving platform (Tithe.ly, Planning Center, Subsplash) with one button. Post the building-fund thermometer and year-end giving statements info.
Bulletins, sermon notes & PDFs
Upload the weekly bulletin, sermon outlines, and small-group guides as PDFs with fast built-in viewers — no attachments, no Facebook digging.
Ministries & leaders
Kids, youth, worship, outreach, seniors — one line each with a contact. Newcomers find their people; volunteers find their next team.
Events & signups
Easter service, VBS, retreats, baptisms, membership class. Dates, signup links, and a QR code for the lobby screen that always shows the current list.
Drops vs church builders vs the Facebook page
Church-specific builders charge monthly for features most congregations never touch. For service times, bulletins, giving links, and events, a one-page site does the job for free.
| Feature | FreeSite on Drops | Church builder$20–$60/mo | Facebook pagemissed visitors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visitors find service times in seconds | |||
| Works with your existing domain | |||
| Bulletins & sermon PDFs built in | add-on | ||
| Link your existing giving platform | |||
| Private pages for staff & leaders | Password | Logins for all | |
| Maintained by one bulletin volunteer | varies | ||
| Yearly cost for a small church | $0 | $240–$720+/yr | Costly in guests |
Everything included
Built for bulletin volunteers, not web teams
The features a church website actually needs — without the page-builder subscription or the plugin maintenance.
Live before Sunday
Drop in your service times, bulletin PDF, and giving link at app.drops.sh and publish in minutes. Update Saturday night and it is live before the first service.
Your church name in the URL
gracechurch.drops.sh free, or connect the domain you already own — gracecommunity.org keeps working, now pointing at a page you control with free SSL.
QR codes for the lobby & pews
Print the auto-generated QR on bulletins, connection cards, and the lobby screen. Guests scan it for service times, giving, and the newcomer form.
Sermons & bulletins as fast PDFs
Upload sermon notes, devotionals, and annual reports with a built-in viewer. Members read them on any phone — no login, no church-app download.
Private pages for staff & leaders
Password-protect the elder board packet, rota, or member directory while the visitor-facing pages stay open to everyone.
See what guests actually read
View tracking shows whether visitors open service times, the giving page, or the newcomer form — so you know what to keep updated.
How it works
From outdated Facebook page to a real church site
Set it up once. Every bulletin and event update after that takes minutes.
01
Gather what you already have
Service times, address, a welcome paragraph, the latest bulletin PDF, and your giving link. Most of it is in last Sunday’s bulletin already.
02
Build the page
Drop your files in at app.drops.sh and shape the sections. A Saturday afternoon, not a website committee project.
03
Publish & connect
Go live on gracechurch.drops.sh with free SSL — or connect gracecommunity.org. Link it from Google Maps, Facebook, and your giving platform.
04
Share it on Sunday
Print the QR for the bulletin and lobby screen, announce the link once, and update events and bulletins in seconds every week after.
Publish with your agent
Your favorite AI agent can publish to Drops
Drops speaks MCP — the standard way AI agents connect to tools. Connect Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Grok or Gemini once, and any of them can build pages and publish them to your drops.sh site for you.
ClaudeChatGPTCursorGrokGeminiDrops
One key connects them all · you.drops.sh
1.Create an API key
Sign in at app.drops.sh/account and create a key. Think of it as a password just for your agent — you can revoke it anytime.
2.Connect your agent
In your agent’s settings, add Drops as a tool and paste your key. One-time setup, about a minute — we show you exactly what to copy.
3.Ask it to publish
'Create our church site with service times, the bulletin PDFs, and a giving link, deploy it to drops, and keep the elder-board page behind a password.' Your agent builds the page, uploads it, and hands you a live link. No dashboard needed.
Try asking your agent
“Create our church site with service times, the bulletin PDFs, and a giving link, deploy it to drops, and keep the elder-board page behind a password.”
Show the one-time setup snippet
Paste this into your agent’s MCP settings (Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and most tools), replacing the key with yours:
{
"mcpServers": {
"drops": {
"url": "https://api.drops.sh/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer drops_live_YOUR_KEY"
}
}
}
}Endpoint: https://api.drops.sh/mcp
FAQ
Pastor & volunteer questions, answered
What small churches ask before publishing their website.
Your church site is one drop away
Publish it this week, announce it on Sunday, and retire the “what time is the service?” phone calls for good.
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