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Get Help
Resource guidance for housing referrals, food support, counseling, life coaching, scholarships, and community resources.
Kingdom Missions International: a ministry website built around the visitor's next step.
Ell Vii's Automations built KMI's ministry experience to help visitors understand the mission, find practical resources, explore education and outreach, and quickly choose how they want to connect.
Experience refreshed August 21, 2026
Customer-facing experience
Faith-centered content without making visitors hunt for the right page.
KMI's homepage leads with a clear ministry purpose and routes visitors into four practical paths. The public experience then keeps the same navigation model across About, Resources, Education, Outreach, and Connect.
Get HelpVolunteerPartnerEducation
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Volunteer
A direct path for people who want to serve through outreach, food distribution, teaching, fellowship, or ministry support.
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Partner
A clear route for churches, ministries, nonprofits, schools, businesses, and community programs that want to connect with KMI.
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Education
Faith-based degree, chaplaincy, biblical counseling, certification, and service-centered education pathways.
What Ell Vii built
- Responsive public homepage and navigation.
- About, Resources, Education, Outreach, and Connect experiences.
- Mission photography and ministry video presentation.
- Clear resource, volunteer, partnership, and education pathways.
- Accessible mobile navigation and touch-friendly calls to action.
- Page-specific SEO titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, structured data, and sitemap support.
- A public support assistant focused on guidance and navigation rather than collecting information it cannot securely process.
Why the UX was redesigned
The experience was simplified around intent. Instead of presenting several equal actions and making a visitor decode where to go, KMI now gives one primary connection path and four recognizable choices.
The same mental model continues across the site, reducing dead ends and unnecessary backtracking on mobile and desktop.
Trust and accessibility
The refreshed KMI experience includes accessible menu behavior, keyboard-friendly focus states, larger touch targets, improved mobile typography, reduced-motion support, and clearer assistant behavior.
That matters because a ministry resource site may be used by people arriving with very different needs, devices, and levels of technical comfort.
Public site + private operations
The public website stays focused on KMI's ministry and visitor needs. Separate Ell Vii client tools support communication, CRM organization, scheduling, documented updates, and internal follow-up without exposing private operational records on the public site.
Open the KMI experience Ell Vii's Automations built.
The live build is the best way to evaluate the navigation, mobile experience, ministry pathways, resources, imagery, and overall customer journey.