20 Best Church WordPress Themes

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20 Best Church WordPress Themes WordPress template

Looking for Church WordPress themes with features for sermons, podcasting, events, photos, videos, locations, staff and blogging? Here’s a list of the top 20 Church themes for WordPress.

Prayer

The perfect church WordPress theme for your Church website.


Adore Church

Adore Church is a full functional powerful WordPress Theme designed & developed for Church Websites.


Grace

Grace is a WordPress Theme created for churches. It will be great for: Baptist church, Protestant Church, Christian Church, volunteer & funding website, pastor or preacher that wants to help people via Jesus. Grace has popular Events Calendar – create and show upcoming events: summer camp, Sunday School, Live Streaming, Bible, Gospel, Sermon, Worship, Ministries, Prayer, book reading also religion news and blog.


Astra

Astra’s Church starter template is designed to have a professional-looking responsive website up and running in no time. The website integrates key elements such as an event calendar, sermon transcripts, and even an option to donate online.


Bethlehem

Bethlehem is an intuitive, flexible and a powerful WordPress Theme built for Churches.


Our Church

Our church is a responsive WordPress theme. It can be useful for churches.


Spiritual

Spiritual is a church WordPress retina ready theme with unlimited skins.


New Life

New Life is a Church WordPress Theme. Created for churches, prayer groups, Christian believer community. It will be great for: Baptist church, Protestant Church, Christian Church, pastor or preacher that wants to help people via Jesus.


Hopes

Hopes is a powerful and responsive WordPress Theme with pretty much advanced features for church themes. It has all the features what you need for a churches and religious related theme with amazing functionality.


Wise Church

Wise Church is the wisest WordPress theme for churches. It is lightweight, rock-solid and blazing fast to meet your church needs. It is simple but compatible with modern or classic church site design making it comfortable for both site owners and visitors. Homepage can be created with unlimited combination possibilities of 9 block layout. Unlimited colors and fonts are available with freedom to customize your church that fits its ambiance.


Pastor’e

Pastor’e is a Church WordPress Theme created for churches. It will be great for Baptist church, Protestant Church, Christian Church, pastor or preacher that wants to help people via Jesus.


Praise Church

Praise Church is a fully responsive, Retina-Ready WordPress theme for Churches with a minimal, clean design that allows visitors to focus on content.


ChurchWP

ChurchWP was created to simplify the process of having a well-done website for Churches.


NativeChurch

NativeChurch is a powerful WordPress Theme designed & developed for Church Websites.


Deeds

Deeds is a premium WordPress theme for Churches. It is cleaner, quicker and easier to customize, and is perfect for the newbies.

4 responses to “20 Best Church WordPress Themes”

  1. Thank this themes help me a lot with my website.

    Gabriel Torres

  2. chris says:

    Don’t forget Xtheme from Theme.co which is a theme builder but also has preset content including a church theme

  3. Thank you for this wonderful and amazing themes. God Bless this good work

  4. Jess Walters says:

    Recently I searched a good and elegant theme for my devotional blogging website to enhance my site. Unfortunately, nothing suits my site. But, parallelly I have gone through your site and felt that all your themes are suitable for my blogging site. It gives a spiritual feel to readers as well as it brings peace. Thanks for sharing these themes. I expect more blogs related to WordPress themes.

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