Since 2004 Garth has been managing web sites, then creating new web sites, mostly for church congregations, church organizations and other non-profit organizations.

Here is a partial list of his portfolio.

Name and Description of Web Site   Preview of Web Site's Home Page Oromocto Pastoral Charge Oromocto, New Brunswick Oromocto Pastoral Charge of The United Church of Canada is one of 30 Pastoral Charges of the Woolastook Presbytery.   St. David's United Church Rothesay, New brunswick What is now known as Saint David's United Church has a long and interesting history, and had its humble beginnings in the waiting room of the local railway station in 1860, where everyone met for worship. In the fall of 2005, the congregation celebrated its 145th anniversary.   Kensington United Church Kensington, Prince Edward Island A Presbyterian church was built in Kensington in 1886 on donated land and a Methodist church was built in 1888, also on donated land. Following Church Union in 1925 all of the Methodists and the majority of the Presbyterians joined and became the Kensington United Church. For many years Summerfield United Church was the second point on this Pastoral Charge: over the years this congregation was blessed by faithful and dedicated members who took a great interest in the local congregation and were strong supporters of the wider church. Summerfield United Church was closed in 2008.   Woolastook Presbytery Fredericton, New Brunswick Woolastook Presbytery is one of 13 Presbyteries and one synod (in Bermuda) that make up the Maritime Conference of The United Church of Canada. It came into being in 1970 when the former Woodstock Presbytery and Fredericton Presbytery were combined. Woolastook Presbytery has within it 30 pastoral charges, all in New Brunswick. The Presbytery boundary extends from Edmundston and Plaster Rock in the north to Gagetown and Grand Lake in the south, and from Doaktown in the east to Harvey and Centreville in the west.   Wilmot United Church Fredericton, New Brunswick Wilmot United Church is the last of the large frame churches that dominated the skyline of New Brunswick's riverfront capital city throughout the 19th century. It is an example of the style known as "carpentry gothic" and it is believed that Wilmot is the first church in North America to have had a symbolic hand on its steeple. The steeple was removed in 1974 because of structural weakening, and the wooden hand is now on display in the Sanctuary.   Rivendell Communications Inc. Fredericton, New Brunswick Privately owned by Kelly Higgins and Chris Levan, Rivendell Communications facilitates their work in writing, speaking and education. It is all about creative transformation: through hands-on seminars, lively lectures and first hand study, we move from yesterday to tomorrow, from memory to hope, and from knowledge to action. We focus on the learner, helping participants to fashion and follow their own learning goals.     Hair Hunters Styling Fredericton, New Brunswick Hair Hunters Styling, located in the heart of downtown Fredericton, offers full service hairstyling in a five-chair unisex salon. Located in the heart of the Capital City's central business district, at 440 King Street, in Kings Place in Downtown Fredericton, New Brunswick, Hair Hunters offers full service styling for men, women and children and has an extensive range of products from Rusk, Joico and American Crew.   Maritime Conference Sackville, New Brunswick Maritime Conference is one of 13 Conferences in The United Church of Canada. It consists of 13 Presbyteries and one Synod (in Bermuda) and includes the three Maritime Provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island) most of the southern part of the Gaspé Peninsula in Québec, and Bermuda.