Since Covid struck back in March and everyone had to shelter in place ALL churches had to scramble to put together a digital strategy. Some successful, but most weren't, and still aren't. So how will these churches reach the people who are searching for the services that they offer? I used to belong to a group called the 'Levites" at C4 and we would put up the tent fronting Diamond Head Theatre every Sunday at 5am. And on that tent hung a banner that read "Welcome Home". It was that sign that brought me into church when I needed it. Two weeks later I was baptized. In this digital age, and especially post Covid-19, a church's website serves as that banner and tent. Only people can't drive-by and see their website. They need ads to drive people looking for answers on Google to lead them there. This mission project will help churches promote their mission, attract volunteers, and drive donations. In a way that we are all using, Google and the internet. This is the 21st century answer to Church 2.0, and clearly the digital covid-19 compliant answer to "evangelism in the park". We can also apply the tools and resources we will be learning to use, and help optimize your own website to attract more online leads to grow the church body. And thereby fulfill Luke 10:2 "The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore beseech the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest."