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church-website-template — Vite Admin dashboard Template

By amy14rubio

A full-stack website template for churches, with a public site, role-based calendar, and admin panel, packageable as a mobile app.

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Public site includes Home, About, Ministries, Blog, and Contact pages

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Five roles are enforced server-side via Firestore security rules, not merely hidden in the frontend

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Hero, About page, ministry descriptions, and other copy can be edited directly in the in-app admin mode

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The same codebase can be packaged as iOS and Android apps via Capacitor

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An optional Cloud Function is provided for connecting Facebook/Instagram accounts

Template Details

This is a general-purpose template extracted from a real church website. The frontend uses React, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS, and React Router; the backend relies on Firebase Authentication, Cloud Firestore, Storage, and Cloud Messaging. The public portion includes Home, About, Ministries, Blog, and Contact pages, plus a role-based events calendar and an admin panel for managing content and user roles.

The permission model defines five roles: Pastor, Co-admin, Encargado (ministry leader), Ministry member, and Public. Role checks are written into Firestore security rules and enforced server-side, rather than merely hiding entry points in the frontend. Much of the site copy (hero text, About page paragraphs, ministry descriptions, etc.) can be edited directly in the in-app admin mode, so many customizations require no code changes.

All [square brackets] in the template are intentional placeholders that need to be replaced with the user's church information. The repository does not include some assets such as the logo; the README points to SETUP.md for environment configuration and customization instructions. The same codebase can be packaged as an iOS/Android app via Capacitor, and an optional Cloud Function is provided for connecting the church's Facebook/Instagram accounts.

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Use Cases

  • A church needs a public website with content management and an events calendar
  • Access needs to be differentiated among pastors, admins, ministry leaders, members, and visitors
  • The website and mobile app should share the same codebase
  • Site copy needs to be modified directly from within the app without code changes

Suitable For

  • Developers with Firebase configuration experience
  • Churches or religious organizations that need a role-based calendar and admin panel
  • Teams that want to build on React and TypeScript for further development

Getting started & customization

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    Complete environment configuration according to SETUP.md, and prepare assets not included in the repository, such as the logo

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    You must create and configure a Firebase project, enabling Authentication, Firestore, Storage, and Cloud Messaging

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    Replace all [square bracket] placeholders in the template with actual church information

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    Before enabling Facebook/Instagram integration, deploy and configure the optional Cloud Function

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    Before use, check Firebase quotas and billing, as well as the licenses for third-party assets such as demo images, fonts, and icons

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Usage conditions & limitations

Free to use · keep license notice

This entry covers the free version under the MIT license in the public repository; the free scope applies to that version's code and does not mean external services or third-party assets are free.

Must comply with when using

  • You may use, modify, commercialize, and distribute this version's code for free.
  • When distributing copies or substantial portions of the code, retain the original author's copyright notice and the full MIT license notice.
  • The code is provided as is; warranties and limitations of liability are governed by the original license and applicable law.

Additional costs & items to verify

  • Facebook/Instagram integration is optional and requires deploying and configuring a Cloud Function, and depends on external accounts and OAuth credentials.
  • The repository intentionally does not include assets such as the logo; you need to prepare these resources before use.
  • Running it requires creating and configuring your own Firebase project and enabling the above services, which may incur Firebase usage fees.
  • The README mentions Firebase integration; before enabling related dynamic features, you must configure it yourself and check Firebase quotas and billing.
  • Demo images, fonts, icons, and other third-party assets must be checked against their respective licenses; the code's MIT license alone is not sufficient to determine this.
  • External services such as domains, hosting, databases, payments, or AI may incur separate charges.
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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge

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an optional Cloud Function for connecting a church's Facebook/Instagram account

Original README

a couple of things that were intentionally left out of this repo (like logo images)

Original README

Firebase Authentication, Cloud Firestore, Storage, Cloud Messaging

Original README
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Documentation and maintenance reference score
More documented · 85 / 100
Technologies
Vite · React
Website type
Admin dashboard
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Source file / repository
# Church Website Template

A full-stack website I originally built for my own church, pulled apart into a genericized
template so other developers — or churches without a website at all — can start from something
real instead of a blank repo. It includes a public site (home, about, ministries, blog, contact),
a role-based event calendar, and an admin panel for managing content and user roles.

Everywhere you see a `[bracket]`, that's on purpose — it's a placeholder that still needs your
own church's information before this looks like a real site, not something left over by mistake.


## What's Inside

Five roles — Pastor, Co-admin, Encargado (ministry leader), Ministry member, and Public — are
enforced server-side in Firestore's own security rules, not just hidden in the UI. Most of the
site's copy (hero text, about-page paragraphs, ministry descriptions) is also editable live from
an in-app admin mode, so a good chunk of customizing this for a real church doesn't require
touching code at all. The same codebase wraps with Capacitor into an iOS/Android app, and there's
an optional Cloud Function for connecting a church's Facebook/Instagram account.


## See It In Action

[Live example](https://comunidadcristianalapalabradefe.com) — a real church site built on this template

To run this yourself, see [SETUP.md](SETUP.md) — it covers environment setup, a couple of things
that were intentionally left out of this repo (like logo images), and how to customize it for
your own church.


## Tech Stack

**Frontend:** React, TypeScript, Vite, Tailwind CSS, React Router <br>
**Backend:** Firebase Authentication, Cloud Firestore, Storage, Cloud Messaging <br>
**Mobile:** Capacitor (iOS/Android) <br>
**Optional:** Cloud Functions (Facebook/Instagram OAuth) <br>
**Development Tools:** Git, Firebase CLI


## License

MIT © [Amyruth Rubio](https://github.com/amy14rubio) — see [LICENSE](LICENSE).
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