Crinkle Cut
Caleb Forrest brings us this crinkly stage design from the youth room at Spring Creek Assembly of God in Edmond, Oklahoma. They took down a beat-up metallic wall behind the stage, and repainted the wall to a neutral...
read more ...Surgical Liturgical
Dean Stelow from Northbrook Church in Richfield, Wisconsin brings us these exquisit stained glass panels. Dean created the frames for these beauties with with 1×2’s. The arch was cut out of 3/4″ ply...
read more ...Starry Night Love
Here are some friendly re-imaginings of the Starry Night design by Greg Muncy at Cornerstone Fellowship in California. Russell Martin from Williams Memorial United Methodist Church from Texarkana, Texas brings us th...
read more ...App Heaven
Another cool “App Wall“…this time from Mt. Airy Baptist Church in Easley, South Carolina. Lauren Shorter brings us this creative approach they use for their “Collide” service on Sunday ...
read more ...Luminescent Columns
Lindsay Hefner and Shane Hollar from Shawnee United Methodist in Lima, Ohio brings us these beautiful light boxes on their stage. To create the boxes they built wooden frames and covered the frames with two layers (...
read more ...Q*bert
We’re pleased to welcome Todd Otte from Mariner’s Church in Irvine, California to the site! To introduce the creativity here’s Todd’s Q*Bert inspired design from 2007. The design used white c...
read more ...Splatter This
Peter Good at Glad Tidings Assembly of God in West Lawn, Pennsylvania put together this splattericious design. The concept is simple…different sized canvasses painted in different color combinations. Then add ...
read more ...More Fiberglass in Your Diet
This design comes to use from Matt Ludik at Grace Family Church in Durban, South Africa. To accomplish this easy and effective design, they bought 6 lengths of 3m x 900mm ‘cloudy white’ corrugated fiberglass from a ...
read more ...Blinders, But Now I See
Sometimes simple is best. The Wesleyan Church of Hamburg’s student ministry, The Hub, went with this simple design consisting of scrims, lit trusses, and par cans. They created their own blinders using par can...
read more ...Polarize Me!
Peter Good at Glad Tidings Assembly of God in West Lawn, Pennsylvania created this awesome polarization for the stage there. To create the lines he used lath bought at Home Depot. (Lath is the stuff used for lattice...
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