Choose your homepage cover photo
Upload and describe a photo you have permission to use in Photo library.
ChapelOS · Your church, your website
Choose what you want to do. Every guide uses ordinary language and describes the current pilot.
Upload and describe a photo you have permission to use in Photo library.
Download the website .tar backup and keep it in secure church-controlled storage.
Open Photo library, choose an image, write its description and confirm permission.
Open Website pages and choose a starter. Write your own church content and save a private draft.
List the jobs your current website does, including giving, forms, ministries and media. Compare them with the working tools and gaps below.
Choose a starter or begin blank. Set each question and answer type, enter choices where needed, then write your privacy notice. Volunteer interest is not an assignment or approval.
Preview each look with your own church content. A preview does not save the choice.
Copy the recording link from your video or audio host and check it works without signing in.
Open Billing and choose Refresh verified billing status. Hosting and annual software service are separate subscriptions; check which one needs attention.
Read the saved text and original schedule in history.
Enter the event details and check the time zone. During the repeated autumn hour, choose first or second occurrence under Clocks changing; skipped spring times are rejected.
Open each task and check the actual details.
Gather your church name, public contact email, address, and service times.
Open Edit church settings.
Give the announcement a short title.
Check the public contact details and service times.
Ask the person which email they will use.
Keep access to your domain registrar account.
Choose ChapelOS hosting or your own hosting.
Download a settings backup before major edits.
Try the isolated local preview first.
List the pages visitors actually use.
Read the message beside the field or at the top of the page.
You can explore without knowing technical terms.