Media Outreach

faithHighway Go Live: Christ Alive Church

One of the things that I’ve always striven for is to make our websites as flexible as possible in order to meet the needs of every client that metaphorically walks through our door. A good number of clients I work with already have some form of online solution in place when they come to me. [...]

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New Go Live: Alamo City Church

Whenever I manage a large project, I often have to remind myself that I’m the lucky one. I’ve been doing this long enough to where I can guide a project over any bumps in the road that might occur with relative stability. Although I try to make things as painless as possible for my clients, [...]

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New faithHighway Website: Morello Hills

Once upon an afternoon fair, while I pondered, meek and austere Over countless reams of email sent to me  from days before While I read there came a yapping, as if someone was gently rapping Rapping upon my head and gnawing at my core. “Tis Vicky,” I muttered, “wanting a blog post for the month before.” Only this, and nothing [...]

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New faithHighway Website: Rainbow Christian Academy

Once upon a time, some lady said, “I believe the children are our future… teach them well and let them lead the way.” Seeing as how these immortal words were spoken during the Eighties, the children of yesteryear did not have to worry about having an awesome looking website in which to lead the way [...]

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faithHighway Go Live: Retro Church

As the head of the fulfillment team here at faithHighway team, most of the projects that I manage are larger sites with a lot of small pieces. I’m not saying that to make it seem like I’m too good to work with smaller churches, because that’s not the case at all. In general though, our [...]

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Go Live of the Week: The Potter’s House of Denver

This month saw the launch of The Potter’s House of Denver, which is the largest project I personally have been a part of during my time at faithHighway. A lot of times when I’m working on a large project, I’ll have several different contacts with the church for the different ministry areas. In all honesty, it [...]

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Go Live of the Week: St. Peter’s By The Sea Presbyterian Church

Even though I’ve been with faithHighway for over 4 years now, I’m still constantly amazed by the extraordinary efforts put forth by some of our clients. Last week, we took the new site for St. Peter’s By The Sea Presbyterian Church of Rancho Palos Verdes, CA live. During the production process, I had the privilege of [...]

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Reflecting on the Go Live Process

Toward the end of last month, we saw http://www.fumc-rr.org go live. My job here at faithHighway is often a bittersweet one, in that while I do get to work with a church in bringing their online ministry goals to fruition, once the site goes live then I must begrudgingly bow out as the church starts [...]

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Best Practices: The fH All Stars Strike Back

Ladies and gentlemen of the Internet, your beloved Best Practices blogger has been accused of chicanery and shenanigans! <Pause for horrified collective gasp> I know… I know… I can’t believe it myself. Unfortunately however, it’s true. There are, sadly, those out there whose jealousy runs deep in the black cavernous tunnels of hatred they call veins. I [...]

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Best Practices – fH All Stars

Although it seems like I start every one of my blog posts these days with some commentary about the weather in Austin, yesterday’s  events were so momentous that I would rather be labeled as a formulaic writer than not disclose what occurred to you, my ever so loyal reader(s). According to the National Weather Service, [...]

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