7 responses to “Redesigning the Cathedral Website”

  1. Elizabeth Avatar
    Elizabeth

    I like it.

  2. ryan Avatar
    ryan

    Excellent! Although this, surely, is still the gold-standard for Cathedral websites ๐Ÿ˜‰ :

    http://www.evangelcathedral.net/

  3. Ruth Avatar
    Ruth

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

  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 ๐Ÿ˜‰

  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.

  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?

    1. kelvin Avatar

      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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