Most Web pages are created using HTML - the HyperText Markup Language. You don't have to be very sophisticated in HTML to create useful Web pages. The Web contains literally hundreds of documents that can help you learn HTML:

• The Bare Bones Guide to HTML - a handy, terse overview of the language
• Hotsource HTML Help
  HTML Documentation - a solid overview of HTML
• HTML Goodies HTML Primer
• HTML tutorial from Advanced Internet Technologies
• NCSA: A Beginner's Guide to HTML

These documents can give you enough knowledge to revise and extend a page you have created using the Union form. They can also enable you to read and understand the HTML representation of many Web pages, including this one, which can be seen using the "view source" capability of some browsers.

Here is an annotated list of additional documents and lists of documents about creating Web pages.

• Julianne's Background Textures - a source for textured backgrounds
• Introduction to CGI Scripts and HTML Forms - CGI is the Common Gateway Interface
• CNET Download.com - a source for software utilities (PK_ZIP, FTP, perl, etc.)

You can include links to the the graphics used on the Union pages in your congregational pages. You can also include forms that refer to Union CGI scripts.