Church Filipino-American Church Website Template
Bayanihan Fellowship
A site for a Filipino-American church whose life runs on night shifts, care groups and a very serious kitchen. It leads with real faces and food, and organizes everything around when people actually get off work.
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- Built for
- Filipino-American families in Daly City and northern San Mateo County: hospital nurses and caregivers, airport staff, students and their lolos and lolas, plus new arrivals from the Philippines.
- Navigation
- Tabbed app bar. Pages behave like tabs in an app: a sticky segmented bar under a compact header.
Names, photos, times and stories in this template are sample content. Your version uses your own words, photos and branding.
Why it looks this way.
- Typography
Sora carries the headlines: wide, sturdy and friendly, with enough room in its letters to set long Tagalog words without crowding. Plus Jakarta Sans, designed for Jakarta's city identity, handles reading text, a Southeast Asian typeface for a Southeast Asian congregation that also reads crisply on phones.
- Sora headlines
- Plus Jakarta Sans body text
- Color
The blue and red come from the Philippine flag, softened toward the denim blue and tomato red of a jeepney's paintwork so they feel lived-in, not official. Neutrals are a cool gray-blue borrowed from Daly City's afternoon fog.
- Page
#EDF1F3 - Cards
#FFFFFF - Text
#13222C - Brand
#1F4A84 - Accent
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- Page
- Layout
A tabbed app bar sits under a compact header, so the site behaves like the apps this audience already lives in. Six short tabs, each with a Tagalog label when the language switch is on, and the persistent action is 'Find a care group', because groups are where people actually stay.
Pages: Home, Sundays, Care groups, Salu-salo, Typhoon relief, Our story
- Hero
A five-photo mosaic leads with a family, a buffet table and the volunteers before any words. For a community that judges a church by whether it feels like home, showing the long table first says more than a slogan. The headline then explains the name in one image: neighbors lifting a house.
- Calls to action
Actions are concrete and local: 'Find a care group', 'Bring a dish', 'Fill a relief box'. The second Sunday service is named for who it's for, 'After-shift service', so a nurse coming off nights knows it was planned with her in mind.
- Photography
Food, families and work clothes over stage lighting. Relief pages use photos from partner churches in the provinces, with captions naming the town, so donors can see where boxes go.
- Accessibility
Body text is 17 pixels with generous line height and AA contrast in both themes. The weekly schedule marks today's column, and the visit page says plainly that scrubs and airport uniforms are normal on Sunday afternoon.
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