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Website Launch: HelpHaitiLive.com
February 10th, 2010 | No Comments
The brainchild of Shaun Groves, Help Haiti Live is a one-day event consisting of two consecutive concerts each in a different city and each streamed LIVE online. All proceeds from the benefit concerts will go to Compassion International’s Haiti Relief Fund to help rebuild Haiti after the devastating earthquake that happened in January.
This website was designed by the ever-so-talented Brad Ruggles and coded by yours truly. Please visit HelpHaitiLive.com today and please give to help those still in need.
Website Launch: GenesisRoanoke.com
February 4th, 2010 | Comments Off
If you live in the Roanoke Valley and you are looking a community of people who want to serve each other and the people around them then you should check out Genesis Community Church. GCC is a new church plant started by my good friend Craig Tackett along with a talented group of young people who genuinely want to serve the Lord by serving their community. I am thankful to be a part of their journey by setting up this online presence for the church. Check out GenesisRoanoke.com.
Website Launch: JeremyRochford.com
January 24th, 2010 | Comments Off
Friend and self-published author Jeremy Rochford needed a simple website where he could blog his ideas and tell his amazing story of weight-loss and personal/spiritual discovery. I responded with JeremyRochford.com. Enjoy!
Website Launch: MichaelNeale.com
October 2nd, 2009 | Comments Off
I would like to welcome Michael Neale to the world of blogging. We just launched his new website which I designed and developed. Michael is a worship leader in Franklin, TN, blogging about church leadership, music, life, etc.
Check out his new site and let us know what you think in the comments!
Website Launch: ShaunGroves.com
September 11th, 2009 | Comments Off
We just launched the brand new blog/website of Shaun Groves. The site was designed by Brad Ruggles with some awesome additional artwork by Barton Damer. I handled all-things-WordPress and all of the fun details involved in getting his old content moved over to the new platform.
So, go check it out right now at http://ShaunGroves.com. I’m sure you will love it but I would still love to hear your feedback.
Website Launch: theedgeconference.com
April 10th, 2009 | Comments Off
It’s that time of year again… the next year of EDGE Conference promotional materials are coming out. Posters have already been printed and mailed and this year’s EDGE Conference website is live.
This year the site is running on everyone’s favorite blogging engine (and light CMS) WordPress! (Shocker, I know.) So head on over to The EDGE website and soak in a little grunge and youthy, EDGE-i-ness. Then come back and let me know what you think.
Website Launch: RhythmVA.com
October 28th, 2008 | Comments Off
There are still a few tweaks to be completed, but we have officially launched RhythmVA.com to the public.
Rhythm is a college ministry based in Roanoke, VA. They wanted an easy to use website to keep their people informed about news, events, resources, etc. They also do a weekly podcast of the sermons from their meetings. WordPress was the engine of choice (with a few hacked customized plugins to make it all happen).
Check them out and let me know what you think about the site.
Site Launch: CompassionBloggers.com
May 16th, 2008 | Comments Off
The first phase of CompassionBloggers.com has officially launched. This site will be a place for bloggers to get resources and information about how they can partner with Compassion International to help release children from poverty. Compassion Bloggers will also take select groups of bloggers overseas to various countries allowing them to see the work of Compassion first-hand. The site will also document these trips by featuring blog posts, images and videos from each trip.
The site is currently running on a custom, PHP-driven infrastructure but I hope to transition everything over to Django for the next iteration.
Head over to CompassionBloggers.com and check it out. Then come back and let me know what you think.
