Found this list over at Boyink.  Looks like a great set of resources covering many aspects for web design.

Just spotted this over at Scott Watermasysk's blog. 

The Open Web Design project was founded in November 2005 by Aaron "MonkeyMan" Nikula as a resource for users with no design skills to quickly put up a site and showcase their content and as a way for designers to share their designs and showcase their talent.

Currently it appears there are nearly 1,000 templates to peruse.  Very cool!

http://openwebdesign.org/

While I'm in the mood for shopping, I decided to take Nathan Smith's advice and order a copy of CSS Mastery.  It seems I can never find the time these days to do any reading, but this is one subject I sure would like to know more about.

While you're here, check out these links.

• Hoverbox Image Gallery - Nathan Smith's image gallery CSS tutorial based on things he learned from the CSS Mastery book.  No JavaScript -- just pure CSS.  Good discussion going on there, too.
  
• The CSS Experiment - Greg describes his journey from table-based layouts to CSS and the reasons why it's worth the trip.
• CSS Creator - A tip from Greg's post.  Nice little CSS layout "wizard" that can generate the code you need to get started.  Haven't tried it yet, but looks promising.  Check out the CSS Forum while you're there.
• In Search of the Holy Grail - A List Apart consistently produces some high quality articles.
• One True Layout Interactive Example - Another CSS layout wizard based on the In Search of the One True Layout articles.  I haven't had much luck getting these to work consistently in IE, so your mileage may vary.
• CSS Templates - A collection of CSS layouts
• UPDATE: Glish.com CSS layout techniques - Joe Audette pointed me to this one, which I've seen in the past but forgotten about.
  

Other CSS Links

• CSS Vault
• MaKo 4 CSS
• QuirksMode
  

Here are a few links you might find useful:

Godbit Project - "Theology + Technology"

If Jesus Had a Website - "Helping Church Websites Improve Their Digital Home"

So You Want a Church Website? - "Resources for the Accidental Church Webmaster"

Mobile Ministry Magazine - "Using technology and the scripture to equip men and women to minister the Gospel to the nations."

SonSpring - One of the authors for Godbit Project.  "SonSpring is a small, Christian web design and graphics studio that specializes in creating sites for churches and non-profit organizations. The mission statement and fervent prayer is that the utmost would be done to glorify the Lord Jesus Christ through use of website development."