Stage Designs

Easter’s Falling

Harrison Meeks from Lindale Church in Houston, TX brings us this this Easter stage design.

Their colorful Easter concept was low cost — using four 4′ x 20′ sections of inexpensive cheese cloth, gathering it at two points on either side of the center screen, then swagging out near the bottom. They secured it at the floor with simple safety pins. They also used LED lighting bars in the baptistry to create a shadowbox effect on the back curtain which was a silver satin (bought at a local craft store) with the silhouette of the cross.

The cross flats on either side of the stage were simply built with 2″x 4″s to create a frame and the white stretch fabric was stapled to the back and lit from the bottom.

All materials only cost $800 (fabric, wood, fasteners).

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Pro Tips for Easter’s Falling

Plan Early: Start gathering materials 4-6 weeks before Easter Sunday for adequate preparation time.

Test Your Lighting: Test lighting effects at least a week before service to avoid surprises.

Document Your Setup: Take photos during assembly for future reference and volunteer training.

Safety First: Ensure structures are stable, use proper hardware, and keep walkways clear.

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One response to “Easter’s Falling”

  1. Tido says:

    Way to go, Harrison!

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