Across different sizes, styles, locations, denominations, and ministry contexts.
Creative Church Marketing is a full-service church marketing agency founded by Kelby McNab in 2017 and headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina. We help churches across the United States strengthen their online presence through strategy, social media, video, graphic design, websites, search, and digital advertising.
But our work starts before a post is written or an ad is launched. We learn your church's mission, theology, language, community, goals, and ministry rhythm so the work feels like a natural extension of your team—not an outside agency trying to make every church look and sound the same.
Across different sizes, styles, locations, denominations, and ministry contexts.
Built with a focus on practical, ministry-aware digital outreach.
South Carolina roots with a team serving ministries nationwide.
Strategy, content, websites, search, and paid outreach working together.
Our mission is to give churches the strategy, creative capacity, and consistent execution needed to communicate clearly and reach people effectively. By carrying the day-to-day digital workload, we help pastors and ministry teams spend more time sharing the Gospel, serving their communities, and leading their congregations.
Discover why this work matters to usModern church communication touches more channels than most staff or volunteer teams can manage consistently. We built CCM to solve the execution problem without disconnecting the work from the heart of the ministry.
Sermons, events, social posts, videos, website updates, emails, ads, and visitor follow-up all compete for attention every week. We create an organized system so important work does not live permanently on the bottom of someone's list.
When content, web, design, and advertising operate separately, messaging drifts and church leaders become the project manager. Our specialists work from one strategy, one brand direction, and one shared workflow.
Reach alone is not the goal. Good church marketing helps people understand who you are, trust what they see, and take a clear next step—whether that is watching a message, planning a visit, attending an event, or starting a conversation.
The value is not simply having more content. It is having strategy, creative work, publishing, visitor pathways, and measurement moving in the same direction.
Your marketing manager helps keep priorities, communication, feedback, and deliverables organized while specialized creative and technical teams execute the work.
A dedicated marketing manager learns your church, coordinates the work, gathers feedback, and keeps the strategy connected to your ministry goals.
Meet our peopleVideo editors, graphic designers, content specialists, and copywriters turn messages, events, and ministry moments into platform-ready content.
View creative examplesWebsite and search specialists improve the experience people have when they look for your church, explore your ministry, or decide what to do next.
Explore church servicesAdvertising specialists build and optimize campaigns that connect local attention to clear next steps, including visitor-focused campaigns and search outreach.
Learn about Google Ad GrantsVoice is shaped by theology, leadership, language, community, demographics, culture, and the small choices your people make every day. We build those details into the process instead of assuming a generic “church voice” will work.
Our goal is not to replace your voice. It is to understand it well enough to express it consistently across every channel.
See the complete client workflowYour day-to-day contact is responsible for learning your ministry, coordinating your work, and carrying context into every project.
We document your language, theology, audience, goals, visual style, ministry priorities, and the details that make your church distinct.
A shared content calendar lets your team see what is being written and created, then review it and provide feedback before it reaches the public.
Feedback is not treated as a one-time revision. It becomes part of the working knowledge that helps future content sound more accurate and familiar.
Select a step to see how we move from learning your church to executing and refining the work.
Discovery and onboarding give us the context required to make good decisions. We learn your church's mission, voice, theology, community, current channels, goals, team capacity, and immediate priorities.
We connect your goals to the right combination of content, channels, visitor pathways, website priorities, search opportunities, and paid outreach—rather than prescribing the same plan to every church.
Content, graphics, videos, copy, and campaign assets move through an organized calendar and review process. Your team can see what is coming, approve it in batches, and give feedback before publishing.
Our specialists produce, publish, update, launch, and manage the agreed work across your digital presence. Your marketing manager keeps communication centralized so your staff does not have to chase multiple creators or vendors.
Reporting helps us identify what is earning attention, what is creating meaningful action, and where the system can improve. We use those insights to refine content, campaigns, search strategy, and visitor pathways over time.
Tools and platforms change quickly. These principles keep the work grounded, useful, and aligned with the people we serve.
Marketing is a support system for the mission—not the mission itself.
Every channel should have a purpose, an audience, and a clear next step.
Content earns attention by educating, encouraging, or entertaining people.
Good systems make ownership, approvals, priorities, and next steps easy to understand.
We pursue quality while respecting the time, budget, and responsibility entrusted to us.
The best work comes from ongoing context, communication, trust, and shared learning.
An About page should do more than make claims. Use these pages to look deeper and decide whether CCM is the right fit for your church.
See the people responsible for client service, strategy, creative, web, and paid media.
Explore examples of websites, graphics, videos, campaigns, and church content.
Read and watch what ministry leaders say about working with Creative Church Marketing.
Compare current service options and see what is included before scheduling a conversation.
We will learn where your church is, what your team is carrying, who you are trying to reach, and what a practical next step could look like.