Keep your church website updated with less time and effort

Studio opens on a dashboard built around a church's actual rhythm, not a generic content calendar. Quick actions for the things you really do: post this week's sermon, add an event, edit a page, upload a photo from Sunday.

Below that, a queue of anything waiting on approval and a 28-day card showing visitors, search clicks, and form submissions. Think about what that means in practice: the person running the church website opens one screen on a Tuesday morning and knows, in ten seconds, what needs them today and what doesn't.

Paste the YouTube link into the Build tab. Studio pulls the title, the speaker, the series, and the full timestamped transcript, then drafts the sermon page and queues it for approval. The piece that used to get skipped most weeks is now the one that takes the least effort.

Got a backlog sitting unpublished on your channel? Point the importer at the playlist, review up to fifteen candidates at a time, and bring years of sermons onto the site with a transcript and video preview on every one.

Paste what's already written for Sunday's bulletin into Build, and it drafts the event or article for the web version. Nobody writes the announcement twice. Review it, approve it, and it's live.

When it's a smaller change, a corrected phone number or a new paragraph on the visit page, Ask for a Change finds every place it appears and swaps it, or rewrites it, without hunting through pages.

If your calendar already lives in Planning Center, one click brings the events into NewCulture Studio. Title, dates, location, registration link, and image come across, and running the import again updates what changed instead of duplicating it.

That's one less place where a volunteer is quietly retyping the same information they already entered somewhere else.

Studio church sites can add online giving built on Stripe. A guest picks a fund and an amount, pays by card, bank account, or Apple Pay, and gives once or sets up weekly, every-two-weeks, or monthly giving, without leaving your site for a third-party page with someone else's logo on it.

Givers manage their own recurring gifts through a secure portal, and every gift is recorded in your admin with the fund and the date. Advance Church takes gifts this way today.

A prayer request form stores what someone shares confidentially. Only approvers can open the actual request. The notification email tells the right person that a request arrived, not what it says, so a private moment doesn't end up forwarded through three inboxes before anyone decides what to do with it.

Every submission lands in one Inbox with a status, so nothing quietly falls off the bottom of someone's email.

A volunteer can draft and submit a change without the fear of accidentally publishing something half-finished. The pastor or admin reviews it and approves with one click from the dashboard, on a phone if that's where they are between meetings.

Contributors draft. The right person approves. Every edit keeps its history, so you can always see what changed and who changed it.

Insights pulls visitors, search clicks, and your top pages straight from your own Google accounts, inside the admin you're already using. You're not guessing whether the new website platform is doing anything. You can see it.