Our Love...

we like fonts, but we love real faces.
we like code, but we love conversation.
to us, your website is a conversation.

we start by listening to you to discover who you are, how you began, where you're heading and how you worship because expressing these things clearly and honestly is our goal.

facts, figures, announcements, dates are important but we also tell the stories of your members, your sacred texts, your holy songs and your hands extended on behalf of others. these are the sacred conversations of love.

love brings meaning to our work and we love what we do: building communication tools for communities of faith that are functional, sophisticated, reflective of each community's unique spirit and genuinely welcoming to others.

we'd love to start a conversation with you.

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Founded in 1633, First Church in Cambridge, can claim an incomparable legacy of early American history, venerable ministers, progressive ideology and 375 years of faithful service to the community. Aware of its history, the current congregation is also deeply committed to living lives of faith in the modern age marked by radical hospitality and justice advocacy.

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Nestled in one of the most beautiful spots in the country, Coconut Grove, Miami, Plymouth Congregational Church is a gift to the body, soul and spirit. Twelve acres of gardens, a beautiful sanctuary, a friendly, engaged congregation and a committed staff provide beauty, rest and peace to many. Plymouth Congregational is also one of Miami's oldest congregations, founded in 1887.

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Community life, religious education and social justice characterize life in this bustling Reform Jewish temple in Boston's Wayland suburb. A relatively new congregation, Temple Shir Tikva has grown considerably since 1978. Today, this inclusive congregation exudes joy and hope through song, worship and service.

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Old South Church is one of America's oldest religious communities, founded in 1669. Today, it is a vibrant congregation dedicated to extending extravagant hospitality to all and seeking justice both locally and globally. Listed as a National Historic Landmark located in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood, it is also a popular tourist destination for its stunning Gothic Revival architecture.

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There is no apostrophe in this church's name...a nod to their German roots in which apostrophes are not used in the possessive. Reminders of the church's history (one of Chicago's oldest) are plentiful but so are signs of its evolution into a progressive, welcoming community of faith located in Chicago's Lincoln Park neighborhood, home to a diverse community of families, singles, students and daytime working professionals.

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