I sell plenty of web software to churches. My experience is that many are big into web as a way of both organising and delivering content to their existing con

I sell plenty of web software to churches. My experience is that many are big into web as a way of both organising and delivering content to their existing congregation, but also as a low-impact way of extending their reach both within and beyond their communities. Then there's all the side-charity-businesses that churches often run, like adoption services, funeral services, education, etc etc etc. While some are often done by a tech-savvy member of the church on a strict budget, others are built by teams and seemingly have healthy budgets. In short - www and churches is a growing segment in my anecdotal experience. Put it this way, I see more churches than, say, auto mechanics or pet shops.