Fidelis is one of our templates for church websites: an animated HTML5 template for churches and ministries of every tradition. Limestone grounds, candle-ember accents, a slate night and a classical serif give it the warmth of a sanctuary at evening service. Underneath, it runs real church logic: the next service with a live countdown in every header, the live-stream status, the liturgical year worked out for today, the date of Orthodox Pascha, a Bible-in-a-year reading plan, campuses that are open or closed by the visitor’s clock, giving with the card fee covered, and a church shop with a bag, coupon, delivery and tax. It ships with light and dark mode, right-to-left support and a WebGL light texture – light shafts over photographs and stained-glass light on the night bands.

Five Home Pages

• Home 01 – Main Church: a hero slider with numbered tabs and the next gathering counting down. Then come the next event and the latest sermon in an audio player, the welcome collage with its counters, Order Of Worship – the Sunday service as cards that stack as you scroll, beside the week’s service times – the urgent cause with a progress ring, events and sermons. Finally, the page ends with the live broadcast with upcoming streams, testimonies and news.
• Home 02 – Catholic Parish: a centred hero with today’s liturgical day, The Liturgical Year – today’s season, week and colour, the Sunday and weekday reading cycles, a wheel of the year and the coming feasts, the band easing into the season’s colour as it scrolls in – about tiles with Mass times, parish appeals, events and homilies. Then comes a parish event with a registration countdown and ticket plans.
• Home 03 – Protestant Church: a hero that zooms out as you leave it, with today’s chapters from a Bible-in-a-year plan, four mission panels, popular videos, testimonies, today’s reading with the days ahead, upcoming events, the pastors and news.
• Home 04 – Orthodox Church: a centred hero with the days to Pascha, the Divine Liturgy video band, feasts and gatherings. Then come Holy Pascha worked out from the Julian calendar with the Great Fast to Pentecost on a timeline, a gallery wall whose columns drift as it passes, voices of the parish and the clergy.
• Home 05 – Ministry: a hero with a sermon to listen again, every ministry on one track that glides with the scroll, the church in numbers, moments of service, a ministry finder and the members’ voices.

Church Pages

• Sermons: a library with series, preacher and title-or-verse search, sorting. It also has a player that any sermon in the list can be sent to. Sermon pages with notes and the series.
• Events: a list or a month calendar with category tabs, event pages with a countdown and add to Google Calendar or .ics. It also has a five-day conference with day tabs and ticket plans that go into the bag and the speakers’ board by the hour.
• Giving: presets, frequency, fund and the card fee covered, with the yearly total and what the gift does. Causes with totals, sorting, countdowns and donors.
• Prayer Wall: requests by category, “I Prayed” and a form that adds a request to the wall.
• Locations: four campuses, open or closed now, opening hours and a map that follows the chosen campus.
• Membership: household members sorted into children, youth and adult groups by date of birth, ministries to serve in and the next membership class.
• Church Shop: shelf tabs, a price limit and sort, product page, bag, coupon, free-delivery meter, tax and checkout.

Inner Pages

Fidelis includes About, Our History (a filterable timeline), Our Pastors, Pastor Details and Ministries. It also has Ministry Details, Locations, Gallery, Plan Your Visit (FAQ with search) and Sermons. Then come Sermon Details, Events, Event Details, Conference, Event Schedule and Prayer Wall. There are also Give Online, Our Causes, Cause Details, Become A Member and Shop. It also has Product Details, Cart, Checkout, My Account, Login, Register, Forgot Password and Blog. Then comes Blog Details and Contact (working PHP form and map). Finally, there are Coming Soon and 404 – forty-three pages in total, including five right-to-left home pages.

Templates for Church Websites Features

• 43 HTML pages, 5 unique home page designs, 5 RTL home pages
• Light and dark mode on one switch, remembered between visits, with no flash on load
• Right-to-left stylesheets for every page (Bootstrap RTL included) and a switch in the top bar
• WebGL light texture tinted by the theme colours: light shafts and dust over photographs, stained-glass light on the night bands
• Real church logic: next service, live stream, liturgical year, Pascha, Bible in a year, campus hours, giving, shop totals
• Candle Lit preloader, word-rise reveals, a media cursor and five scroll moments that never pin the page
• Swiper sliders, Fancybox video and gallery popups, counters and progress rings
• Site search across every page, sermon and event
• prefers-reduced-motion support for accessibility
• CSS-variable design tokens for both themes
• Working PHP form handler with optional invisible reCAPTCHA v3
• Font Awesome Free and a church icon font, loaded locally
• Fully responsive with a desktop-first breakpoint system
• W3C valid, zero console errors
• Well-commented code with a numbered CSS table of contents and JS index
• Documentation included

Like all our templates for church websites, Fidelis ships with documentation, free lifetime updates and an instant download. Every page also works on phones, tablets and desktops. Fidelis also comes as React, Vue, Angular and WordPress, or in the developer bundle at 20% off. Browse more Church & Nonprofit HTML5 templates.

Credits

Bootstrap 5.3, jQuery 3.7.1, Swiper 11, GSAP 3 with ScrollTrigger, Fancybox 3.5 and Font Awesome Free. It also uses Flaticon church icons, RTLCSS and Google Fonts (Newsreader, Be Vietnam Pro).