Eusebius Parochie · WordPress development
Elementor website for Eusebius Parish
Five church locations, weekly livestreams from three churches and a service schedule that changes every period. We built a WordPress website in Elementor that the parish office maintains entirely on their own, without a developer involved.
- Services
- WordPress development
- Technology
- WordPress, Elementor Pro
- Client
- Eusebiusparochie Arnhem
- Website
- www.eusebiusparochie.nl
The client's question
Five communities, one website.
Eusebius Parish brings together five faith communities in Arnhem, Velp and Dieren. The parish office has no technical department, yet the content changes constantly: a service schedule that is redrawn every period, weekly livestreams from three different churches, liturgy booklets, news items and a newsletter. In an organisation like this, anything that requires a developer simply does not get done. The brief was therefore not just a new website, but a website that staff and volunteers with no technical knowledge can maintain themselves.
Our technical approach
Our solution
We built the site in WordPress with Elementor, giving every recurring content type its own template. The office fills in those templates; the layout is fixed. This keeps the site consistent, even when different people are working on it. The header, footer and fixed mobile navigation bar are built as global templates, so a menu change is made in one place and takes effect everywhere immediately. The livestream page brings together broadcasts from three churches that each stream on a different platform, supplemented by the liturgy booklet as a download.
From technology to use
What we built
- Service schedule that the office replaces each period on their own
- Livestream hub combining Twitch, Kerkdienstgemist and YouTube
- Eight sacrament pages on a fixed page template
- News, updates and newsletter sign-up in a single content stream
- Donations page with charity details, recurring gifts and legacies
From audit to handover
Our development process
- Audit of content workflows per working group
- Design and build in Elementor with fixed templates
- Set-up of the service schedule, livestream and news modules
- Technical SEO configuration and indexing
- Handover and training for the parish office
What the website delivers
Results & impact
- Live since 2021 and still updated weekly by the parish itself
- Five faith communities brought together in one central website
- Three livestream platforms combined on a single page
- Zero developer hours needed for day-to-day maintenance
