LPi to Host Church Websites for the Entire Diocese of Tulsa, OK

LPi • May 24, 2023

A group of people are sitting at a table using a laptop computer which is displaying a WeConnect website.

LPi’s WeConnect website builder has been helping make incredible and easy to maintain websites for churches across the United States. Recently, Bishop David A. Konderla of the Diocese of Tulsa, OK took notice of one of the fresh designs created for a church in his diocese, St. Anne of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, and was inspired. He decided to make it his diocese’s goal to work with LPi to create a professional looking website for every single parish in the diocese!

Conversations with LPi started in early autumn of 2022 with a demo of WeConnect which led to the question of how a partnership of this scale would work. Pivotal to this partnership flourishing was Adam Minihan, director of communications for the Diocese of Tulsa, who jumped at the opportunity to think outside of the box and worked closely with LPi to develop this project.

After almost a year of planning, LPi is proud to announce a plan to host a website for every single church that needs one in the Diocese of Tulsa! Jason Perez, the LPi Communications Consultant for all things WeConnect, had this to say about the project, “LPi was open to the idea of listening to the needs of the diocese and pricing accordingly. The concept was: Let’s figure out what their needs are and then let’s build the plan together.”

So, what’s the deal? LPi is providing hosting and support for an entire year to any parishes which need a website in the diocese. After that year of tech support and hosting, parishes can decide to continue to subscribe or not.

“They wanted to sign with us because of our longevity,” commented Jason, “They figured that since LPi has served the church for 50+ years, it is likely that LPi will continue that service for another 50 years and that longevity will benefit the diocese of Tulsa.”

Bishop Konderla and Mr. Minihan expressed their hopes that this partnership will create the opportunity to provide every small mission church in the diocese of Tulsa with a website and modern online presence. There are already eight churches excited to be onboarded and he expects many more to join the process.

Interested in a website for your parish or diocese? Learn more about how we can help here: www.4lpi.com/websites

Updated on 03-18-2024

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