Your site is fine as it is... however, if you want some nitpicky suggestions, here we go. Bare in mind that these are just the subjective opinions of one person and are in no way more valid than those of others. In the end, don't make me happy, make your team (and you) happy with the results. In that spirit...
1. "Welcome to Albany Christian Centre ::" ... either remove the "::" or move the "::" in front of the word "Welcome".
2. The red (crimson?) header that has things like "Welcome to Albany Christian Centre ::" could stretch to match the width of the contents in the center block. Currently, it stops, while the text and photo content extend further to the right. This is even more pronounced on pages with shorter headings, like Church Life - Pastoral Care.
3. Avoid the red text color like that under latest headlines. If you must keep red, replace (or remove) the "::" bullets in latest headlines, which don't seem to work as well with the color red on light brown. Typically, "::" works best with light text on a dark background. However, you may find that dark green on light brown (the green from your top row) would work here. Your web color guru will probably come up with something even better.
4. Move search to the left column (or to the top row if you can make that work). In the left column, you could try it (in order of preference) at the top of the column, bottom of the column, or between "Our Weekly Program" and "Contact Us".
5. Personally, I would left align the Albany Christian Centre logo so that it fits in a width to match that of your olive left column. I recognize that currently you are swapping that logo out with other banners, like "004" and "IWT", however I found that disorienting. If you are comfortable just using that space solely for your logo, then left align it instead of allowing it to "float".
6. OK, this is the toughest one on here... you may want to skip it. It probably opens up a hornets nest. The navigation... I like that you have picked some high priority content and placed links to it in the left column. However, the navigation at the top, with the drop menus, probably should not nest items to a second level... because it buries the link from view. Drop Menus are OK, but nested sub menus bury content and add complexity. There are two approaches, and you might want to employ both: Either pull a link up a level or consolidate content from multiple links onto one page. For example...
::Church Life - Leadership
Instead of having three items nested underneath, you could simply have a "Leadership" , "Leadership Team" or "Our Team" page that is based on the "Leadership Team" page. One would then attach the Interns at the bottom of the page. The Don and Julia content could either be integrated at the top of the page, or, could be presented as a link next to their picture, "Learn More about Don and Julia" if the amount of content you want there won't integrate into the Leadership Team page.
::Pastoral Leadership
Put prayer, training, and DNA on one page.
::Youth and Children
Consolidate into one page giving a broad overview of the programs and from that page offer links to the external web sites for those.
::Church Administrators
Remove nested links and consolidate into one page.
From the user perspective, there is not much reason to separate this content into all these separate nested links. The user does not think like you or me and in many cases is browsing, not sure what they are looking for. Be careful not to map the organization's "org chart" or hierarchy into your navigation. Instead, think of the story you are trying to tell, and ask how each page tells that story.
7. In number 5, I combined two things... so there is no longer a number 7.
Well, I'm sorry my first post vanished, because it was delicately worded, diplomatic, and wonderful. But, this is the best I could do, from memory. Good luck with your site!
