Tutorial: create your church or ministry website
Go to altarpage.com/start, type your ministry's name, your name, your email and a password, and tap Go live now. You land in your studio with your live link and site ready, free for 14 days. Your address, colours, meeting times and where you go live start with sensible defaults you change later under Edit my site and Schedule.

Chapters
- 0:00 Introduction
- 0:18 Create your site from a WhatsApp message
- 1:16 Make it yours: design, logo and pastor
- 1:56 Online meetings: Google Meet links in one tap
- 3:13 In person and hybrid services
- 5:00 A member joins, in their own time zone
- 5:58 Reminders and alerts
- 7:47 Post the word, and schedule it
- 9:35 Write from a flyer
- 10:25 Share on WhatsApp Status
- 11:45 Online giving: tithes and offerings
- 14:19 New believers follow-up
- 15:45 Testimonies
- 17:00 Plan a visit
- 18:22 Messages and prayer requests
- 19:28 Your team
- 20:45 Live streams and videos
- 22:07 Announcements
- 22:51 What's working: your weekly summary
- 23:30 Plans, your own web address and free months
Step by step
- Open altarpage.com/start. One screen: Ministry or church name, Your name, Email, and Choose a password (at least 8 characters).
- Tap Go live now. Your live link, site and studio are ready straight away. Go live now, or later.
- Make it yours. Add your logo, colours, cover photo and the pastor under Edit my site.
- Add meetings and the word. Add each service or prayer meeting under Schedule, then post your first word or devotional from Write.
- Share. Share your link on WhatsApp Status. Members can follow you to get reminders.
Prefer to set it all up now?
Tap Set up step by step instead on the start screen (altarpage.com/start?full=1) to choose your address, colours, where you go live and your service times first. You can also send your WhatsApp announcement or flyer to our WhatsApp line, and the details are filled in for you.
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