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7 responses to “Redesigning the Cathedral Website”

  1. Elizabeth Avatar
    Elizabeth

    I like it.

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  2. ryan Avatar
    ryan

    Excellent! Although this, surely, is still the gold-standard for Cathedral websites 😉 :

    http://www.evangelcathedral.net/

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  3. Ruth Avatar
    Ruth

    Wow! scary – diabolical ish. The cats ears are still circling…….

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  4. ryan Avatar
    ryan

    Sorry! It should really come with a warning for pets and epileptics. This :http://www.warriorbrideinternational.org/

    is also striking, but I’m not sure if it’s in a good or a bad way 😉

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  5. Ruth Avatar
    Ruth

    I’M sure….! the bruise on her left cheek was a little disturbing too… then the bizarre tackety boots. No sound is a good thing though – from the cat’s perspective at least.

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  6. JOE Avatar
    JOE

    It’s nice to know the names of the Vestry and Lay Office Bearers in Who’s Who? Do the Cathedral clergy not have names?

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    1. kelvin Avatar
      kelvin

      Yes, we do. I’ll be adding a clergy page and will soon begin the process of rounding up photographs. I’ve added the names of the clergy to the who’s who page, meantime.

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