Kingswell Strategic Ventures launches new website for the Kentucky Church of God of Prophecy on Keystone
The Boston Made parent company’s proprietary platform delivers a statewide ministry site built to serve ministers, congregations and newcomers alike.
Kingswell Strategic Ventures, the holding company behind the Boston Made family of brands, has launched a new website for the Kentucky Church of God of Prophecy at kycogop.net. The site was designed and built on Keystone, Kingswell’s proprietary software platform, and marks Keystone’s first publicly announced commission for an outside organization.
The Church of God of Prophecy is an international Pentecostal denomination with 51 congregations across Kentucky. Its state office asked for something most church websites are not: a single resource for everyone in the Commonwealth connected to the church — pastors looking for denominational materials, local churches looking for a central calendar, members looking for their home congregation, and people encountering the denomination for the first time.
What Keystone built
The new kycogop.net gathers those audiences under one roof. Visitors arrive at a site in the blue and white of the Bluegrass State, with the denomination’s mark set against a silhouette of Kentucky, and move through sections organized by who they are rather than by how the organization is structured. The design leans modern — rounded, animated, built for a phone first — while the content stays faithful to the denomination’s own materials, which the Kentucky office authorized for use.
One address for a whole state’s worth of congregations — a place to send a visitor, print on a bulletin, or share from a pulpit.
Behind it is Keystone, the platform Kingswell has been building out as the operating layer for its own properties. Keystone combines site infrastructure, a shared sign-in system and a set of integrated tools that Kingswell describes as six platforms under one membership. The Kentucky site runs on the same foundation that powers Kingswell’s own brands, including Lumo.gold and GrandStrand.app, which means the church inherits improvements as the platform grows rather than waiting on a rebuild.
At a glance
- Client: Kentucky Church of God of Prophecy (state office)
- Address: kycogop.net
- Built by: Kingswell Strategic Ventures
- Platform: Keystone — Kingswell’s proprietary software
- Built for: Ministers, churches, members and people exploring the denomination
Why it matters for the Boston Made family
Kingswell sits at the top of the Boston Made structure. Boston Made, Inc. — the company behind this site, the Boston Made Newsroom, Boston Made Pets and the Boston Made membership — is a Kingswell holding, as is Fenway Web, the family’s web agency. Keystone commissions are a third line of work alongside those two: builds for outside organizations that want Kingswell’s platform rather than a one-off site.
The Kentucky church is the first of those commissions to go live under its own domain. Kingswell is listing it as the principal work in a new section of kingswellstrategicventures.com dedicated to the House’s creative output.
For the church
The practical change for Kentucky congregations is a working address. Where the denomination’s state presence previously lived on a corporate subdomain, kycogop.net is now the front door. The Kentucky office retains control of its own content, with event and sermon posting handled through the site’s own dashboard.
Kingswell accepts Keystone commissions by private briefing through kingswellstrategicventures.com.
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