Church Stage Design Ideas
Blocked Arrows
Aaron Arkkelin from Suncrest Church in St. John, IN brings us this awesome use of cardboard boxes. From Aaron: Our Easter graphic this year involved an inverted triangle and an upright triangle representing death to...
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Glowing Cross and Yarn Panels
Justin Bookholdt from Shadyrest Church in Chesterfield, NJ brings us this cool string panel stage design. They started by painting their back and side walls black. They used Behr ultra scuff defense flat black paint...
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Flex Around the Screen
Sean Bolinger from Christian Faith Center in Federal Way, WA brings us these awesome, flexible elements. From Sean: Back in February of 2019 we purchased LED screens for the stages for both our campuses, not enough ...
read more ...Growing Foliage – Botanical Church Stage Design
Theresa Brandon and Nate Parker from Willow Creek Huntley in Huntley, IL brings us these towers of Coroplast foliage creeping up their screen on the back wall. This design was originally supposed to be sheaves of wh...
read more ...Blocked Out
Mike Watson from Coweta Assembly in Coweta, OK brings us this design inspired by a manger and a recording studio. For the Christmas season they wanted a manger type feel. They knew they had to involve wood to get th...
read more ...Stage Backdrop
At Church Stage Design Ideas, we love helping you create great stage designs to further the kingdom. Many of our stage designs are DIY, however sometimes you need a quick and easier option to meet your needs. Our fr...
read more ...Foil and Silhouettes
Jessica Henderson from East Clairemont Southern Baptist Church in San Diego, CA brings us these silhouette characters. From Jessica: We had our last sermon series on the family, focusing on verses from Ephesians 5-6...
read more ...Lines in Gaps
Micheal Green from Life.Church in Hendersonville, TN brings us this great LED tape design filling in the gaps between their projection screens. Their latest stage design here was an evolution of an idea they got fr...
read more ...The Holy Trinity of Spandex
Josh Parrish rocked this sweet little stage design that you could recreate for about $650, plus a few LED par cans and two flat screen TVs. The truss elements are actually antennas that you can pick up at your local...
read more ...Samurai Points
James Tucker from Christ’s Church in Jacksonville, FL brings us this awesome use of LED tape and ModScenes. From James: We wanted to build a multi-series scenic element that could be re purposed for several l...
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