Church Stage Design Ideas
Dinosize Your Stage
Looking to put a giant, wooden dinosaur skeleton on your stage or in your kids’ room? Probably not…but maybe you should. Check out these awesome options you have for throwing a gigantic dinosaur skeleton...
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Bottle Trees
Got a need for some modern art to spruce up a stage or a boring corner of your foyer? Steve Mullins from Barefoot Church came up with this inexpensive stage accent to spice up your real estate. Using 10′ lengt...
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Ship Ahoy!
This stage design was used in May of 2009 at First Assembly of God in Cedar Rapids, IA and created by Duke Dejong. It utilized curved 4′ x 4′ coroplast squares in columns with circular hanging lamp shad...
read more ...Starlight Starbright
A simple yet effective stage design using stretched spandex by Manchester Christian Church. Simply stretch spandex pieces between the ceiling and roof or attach them to trussing. Then shine LED fixtures, par cans, o...
read more ...Isosceles’ Heal
Check out this nice little stage design using intelligent lighting, some par cans, and everyone’s favorite: spandex. David Long, lighting designer at First Baptist Church in Woodstock, GA, put this design toge...
read more ...A Bannerific Easter
If you grew up in a pentecostal tradition…you may be a bit scared off by the concept of banners in your church (I know I am). But these stage banners at Austin Christian Fellowship are a nice little backdrop f...
read more ...Easter Windows 98
Check out this cool Easter Sunday stage design using DIY cross frames. The three crosses were made from simple 2×4’s with translucent plastic on the backs. (Cross dimensions are 5’x8′ (x2) and...
read more ...Lightning Bolt
Check out this great use of trussing and lighting from Andrew Hunt. It’s a pretty straight forward use of par cans, ellipsoidals, and DMX moving heads. Check out Andrew Hunt’s Flickr or blog for more gre...
read more ...Sexy Talk
Stephen Lechner created this visually stunning design using trusses and paper lanterns. He got his inspiration from Coldplay and a church. Instead of ChromaSpheres he came up with this more cost-effective approach. ...
read more ...Light Boxes
Earlier in 2009 we did a series on worship called “That Thing You Do”. Our series graphics looked a lot like the poster for the movie, and I wanted to mirror that look on the stage. However, it was a short series, a...
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