Six Stone JarsA website and church app for small churches.
Six Stone Jars helps small churches have a good website without a big budget. Each church gets a site and a simple app for its member directory, and its own team posts news, photos and events. Church design often feels made only for insiders, so the look here stays calm and modern, something anyone would be happy to use. The name comes from six stone jars at a wedding, where plain water became something more. Weekly planners and church print follow the same idea.
The church app
Service times, news and prayer requests stay in everyone's pocket, so people can check in from the foyer, a walk or the bus. Each church gets its own design on one app that runs the website and the member directory.
- Built for the phone first
- Close to half of web visits in Canada now come from phones, so every page is laid out for a small screen first.Source: StatCounter, Canada desktop vs mobile, 2026
- Service times up front
- Newcomers look at a church's website before they visit, and service times are what they check most, so the first screen shows them right away.Source: Grey Matter Research, reported in Christianity Today, 2012
The first mark was six hand-inked jars, a nod to the jars of water that became wine. It was then drawn down to a single jar that still reads at favicon size, and the T in the wordmark is a small cross.
Weekly planners and church print
Each cover carries one short verse in a clean, modern design, the kind of planner that sits easily on any desk, not only a church office.
The same care goes into custom print for each church: planners with the church's own name and verse, bulletins, cards and banners, designed to print-ready files.
- Paper people keep
- A useful branded item tends to be kept and used for months, so a planner keeps a verse in sight every day of the week.Source: ASI Global Ad Impressions Study, 2026
Six Stone Jars is Create Co.'s line for small churches.