Church Haitian Creole Church Website Template
Bon Berger
A site for a Haitian Baptist congregation that worships in Kreyòl, sings from the French-and-Creole hymnal, and serves its neighborhood with a Saturday clinic for immigration and benefits paperwork. It is built for phones first, with navigation in a thumb-reach dock and the clinic booking as the main action.
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- Built for
- Haitian families in North Miami and Little Haiti, from grandparents who arrived in the 1980s to newcomers who landed last year, plus their English-speaking children and neighbors who need help with forms.
- Navigation
- Floating dock. Navigation floats in a dock at the bottom of the screen, where thumbs and eyes already are.
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
Caprasimo is a heavy, rounded display serif with the confidence of hand-painted tap-tap buses and the storefront signs along NE 2nd Avenue. It is set very large in the hero so SUNDAY 10:30 reads from across a room on a phone held at arm's length. Bricolage Grotesque handles reading text: a wide, sturdy sans with a slightly hand-made edge that keeps the warmth without slowing anyone down.
- Caprasimo headlines
- Bricolage Grotesque body text
- Color
The red and blue are the Haitian flag, softened: a hibiscus red for the brand and a deep marine blue for links and accents, on a faintly blushed paper instead of a stark white. The dark theme moves to a plum-black so the red can turn coral and still sing, rather than simply inverting the light version.
- Page
#F8F0EE - Cards
#FFFFFF - Text
#1E1520 - Brand
#B3263A - Accent
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- Page
- Layout
Most of this congregation reaches the site on a phone, often a hand-me-down Android over a family plan. A floating dock puts six icon-labeled pages where thumbs already are, and the clinic button stays in the header on every page. Page names are in Kreyòl first, short enough to read at a glance: Sèvis, Lapriyè, Klinik, Istwa, Bay.
Pages: Home, Services, Prayer, Clinic, Our story, Give
- Hero
A block of flag red stacks Dim, 9:00 and 10:30 in giant Caprasimo, Sunday school and worship, because the most asked question is when church starts. Beside it, a choir in white robes, which is what a Haitian Sunday morning actually looks like, and a link straight to the Saturday clinic for people who came for help with papers.
- Calls to action
The header button is "Book a clinic slot" (Rezève yon plas). The Saturday paperwork clinic is the church's busiest door: TPS renewals, work permits, SNAP and school forms, with volunteer attorneys and interpreters. Prayer and giving have their own pages, and giving is tied to something concrete, the partner school in Jacmel.
- Photography
Choirs in white robes, hands raised, pots of soup joumou and families. Faces are Black and Caribbean throughout. The clinic pages show volunteers and staff families, never the people who come for help: someone renewing TPS should not find their face on a church website, and the caption under the clinic photo says so plainly.
- Accessibility
Kreyòl is marked with its own lang attribute. Long paragraphs stay in English with a short Kreyòl summary, so nothing is machine-translated badly. Body text is 18px, every button is a large pill, and contrast passes 4.5:1 in both themes.
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