Church Stage Design Ideas
Paper Lanterns
One of my favorite new stage design elements is paper lanterns. They are so inexpensive yet so cool…plus you can get them in pretty large sizes which work well for stages. We’ve started using them at the...
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Drat! Foiled Again
This simple and extremely inexpensive stage design was submitted to us by Keith Bell. Using simple elements you can pick up at your local Lowe’s or Home Depot he created a great stage for a series on Cartervil...
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Truss Your Heart
I love trusses…they’re just so expensive. When we bought our circular truss that we hang in the middle of our building…holding our projector and stage lights…we found the cheapest place to ge...
read more ...Sunny Side Up
Manchester Christian Church is quickly becoming one of my favorite churches for stage design. Their simple yet beautiful stage designs are easily reproducible with some simple woodworking, paint, and good lighting. ...
read more ...LED Lighting Tips
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read more ...Origins of Stages
Andrew Hunt and his team of seven created this stage design for a 4 week series on creation/evolution. The back wall was created with Spandex stretched over a wooden wall. The leaves are made from wood and were hand...
read more ...Yo, Mondrian!
Mondrian was a Dutch painter in the early 1900s who used a certain concept in his paintings. Crossroads Community Church in Atlanta used this concept for part of their stage design. To create the Mondrian-themed pie...
read more ...Shoji…Oh, Gee!
Sometimes you want a really cool backdrop but don’t have a lot of stage depth to play with. Japanese shoji screens are a great way to add some life and texture to a stage without taking up a lot of space. You ...
read more ...Raising the Bar
At the Summit Church in Corpus Christi, Texas, we wanted an amazing stage design but didn’t want to spend a bunch of money just for something cool. So between a year or so of planning and quite a few sketches,...
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