Six custom post types
I built a structured content system for the church’s publishing needs. Services, media, service notes, news and ministry activity have a place in a larger connected website.

I designed and developed a website around Trinity’s weekly rhythm: worship, ministries, media, news and events. Behind the custom header and responsive layouts are six custom post types, a weekly YouTube video feed, a searchable service archive and a calendar built specifically for the church.
Visit the live website ↗A custom header connects newcomers and members to ministries, media, events and church information.
A purpose-built month view connects dated ministry activities and recurring worship events to their individual event pages.
I built a structured content system for the church’s publishing needs. Services, media, service notes, news and ministry activity have a place in a larger connected website.
The weekly YouTube feed keeps worship central. Individual recording pages bring the video together with sermon information, a series link and downloadable transcripts where available.
Sunday services can be explored through series and Bible-book filters. Recording cards carry the scripture, speaker, date and series; pagination keeps the growing archive manageable.
Each ministry has its own event context. The GEMS page, for example, brings its upcoming meetings together with ministry information, contact and subscription forms.
I built the events functionality and calendar specifically for this church. Monthly navigation, dated entries and event detail pages connect the weekly schedule to ministry life.
The custom header and media navigation organize a broad range of resources. I also created the church identity, the GEMS mark, signage and original church photography by hand.
Website design and logos created by hand by Dmytro Tovstyga, not AI-generated designs.
Trinity is a Christian Reformed church in Edmonton. I developed its branding and website, along with photography and print applications, to create a consistent presence for the church community.
The original Trinity mark and full logo bring the church’s identity into a flexible visual system. The aqua accent appears across the identity and digital experience, while the mark carries into a physical building sign.
Explore the colors in this identity.

Welcome.
Connect.
Belong.

Original photography for Trinity Church. From the sanctuary to the small details, the images connect its digital presence with the place people know.
Alongside Trinity’s main identity, I designed the logo for its GEMS service. Its pink and teal palette gives the program its own recognizable presence.
Distinctive.
Connected.
Full of life.
A new identity? A better website? A custom digital experience?
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