Church stage design ideas backdrops

Allen Dunn from First City Church in Pensacola, Florida brings us this styrofoam design. Inspired by the MultiDish. They used foam plates and bowls from the Dollar Store to construct a hanging curtain for each side of the projection screen. Low Temp hot melt held the plates together. Each 18 foot tall, 8 foot wide bowl and plate […]

Greg Muncy from Cornerstone Fellowship in Livermore, CA brings us this epic star wall for their stage Broken down in numbers: 100′ LED Star Drop from Dazian Curtains in Burbank, CA. 8 – Martin Mac Quantum Profile LED Moving Spotlight 4 – Martin Mac 2K Moving Spot 30 – Martin 101’s 200′ of Festune Lighting 6 […]

What is the ultimate purpose of a church platform or stage? Is it to inspire? Entertain? Challenge? Or dare we ask…has its role in our worship become “marginally outdated”? As…

Jo El from Oasis City Church in Westerville, OH brings us these cool glowing circles. They covered their entire back wall with 5×10′ black fire-rated curtains. They got a great deal from tableclothfactory.com – all under $300. Then they bought hula hoops in different sizes, painted them black, wrapped them with regular Christmas lights that were […]

Charlton Cupp from Harvest Baptist in Paragould, Arkansas brings us this awesome Easter setup. From Charlton: Our backdrop for our first Resurrection Day in a new facility…I got the idea from a few other designs that used “Risen” on stage. I began by finding a font that I liked, then I printed that on transparency and used […]

Danny Isom from Hill Country Bible Church | Austin in Austin, TX brings us this rustic look for Christmas including projected words. They wanted to update the Christmas look, but keep the same trees from the year before. They decided to go with an organic look to match the creams and golds on the trees. To build the back wall, […]

Bella Krizhevskiy from First Slavic Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC brings us this cool PVC design. They were inspired by Hanging Pipes. They started by cutting PVC pipes at 5ft, 4ft, 3ft, and 2ft. They were all 9-inches apart above each other and they were 6 inches apart next to each other. They used 680 […]

Greg Culbertson from Gethsemane Church in Evansville, IN brings us this stained glass look. Greg was able to use most of his previous design in completing this new design. They spray glued bubble wrap to existing Coroplast followed by gorilla tape stapled to the 2×4 frame.