juicerchurch

juicerchurch is the church / ministry sibling to the rest of the bundled themes. It’s at docs/themes/juicerchurch/ in the juicer repo, so a clone comes with it out of the box. To use it on your own site, copy the directory or run:

juicer theme add https://github.com/edadma/juicer.git -n juicerchurch --subdir docs/themes/juicerchurch

…and set theme = "juicerchurch" in your site.toml. See the Demo site page for a live demo — a fictional parish (“Grace Community Church”) — exercising every layout against ministry copy.

What’s in the box

The two units of content are sermons and events. The home page is service-times + this-week’s-events + most-recent-sermon; the rest of the site lays out sermon archive, ministries, calendar, and photo albums in a calm, reverent palette.

• Calm, reverent aesthetic — muted blues, slow-eased fades, serif headings. Reads more like a parish bulletin than a marketing site.
• Light + dark mode driven by [data-theme="dark"] overrides.
• Sermon archive (layout: sermon-archive + layout: sermon) — per-sermon page with scripture reference, preacher / leader, audio + video URLs with displayed durations, transcript body.
• Calendar grid (layout: calendar) — renders .site.calendar as a 12-month visual grid (default; configurable via calendarMonths), with recurring weekly events expanded onto every matching weekday.
• Events (layout: event-list + layout: event) — same shape as juicercafe but with the calendar grid as an extra view.
• Ministries (layout: ministry) — each ministry has its own page: leader, meeting time, contact info, narrative.
• Photo albums (layout: album + layout: photo-album) — per event or site-wide.
• Service-times block in the header ([[services]]) — what time the regular weekly services are at.
• /visit/ block — address, mapURL — surfaced in the footer.
• Author registry for multi-clergy bylines (sermons by different preachers).
• 404 page that doesn’t depend on the rest of the chrome.

When to use it (and when not to)

Use juicerchurch if you’re shipping a parish, ministry, or small faith-community site where the day-to-day questions are “when is the next service?”, “what’s the recent sermon?”, “what’s on the calendar this week?”, and “where do I park?”

Pick something else if you want:

• Multi-page docs — that’s juicerdocs.
• A blog with author archives and dated posts — that’s juicerblog. (Sermons share much of the blog shape, but juicerchurch is tuned around a sermon as the unit, not a post.)
• A product landing — that’s juicerlanding.
• A small-business / café site with hours and menus — that’s juicercafe, which shares the events / photos / visit conventions but swaps the sermon archive for menu sections and the hours widget.
• A portfolio — that’s juicerportfolio.

What this section covers

The page below documents every site.toml key, every per-page frontmatter knob (for sermons, events, ministries, albums), and every [juicerchurch] palette token. The shared theming model (palette / customCSS / file replacement) is in Theming and applies identically.