Rafael Gregório from Igreja Batista Ponta da Praia in São Paulo, Brazil brings us what they did for Easter. Continue Reading…
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Light Cross
Jeremy Horning from Destination Church in Colonial Heights, Virginia brings us this Easter piece, inspired by Easter Windows 98. Continue Reading…
Cross Sails
Josh Scott from Midland Evangelical Free Church in Midland, Michigan brings us these sails featuring the silhouette of the cross. Continue Reading…
The Greatest Story Ever Blocked
Lauren Shorter from Mt. Airy Baptist Church in Easley, South Carolina brings us this cool Easter setup used for their “Collide” and youth services. Continue Reading…
Crowning Around
Check out this elaborate Easter stage design from Steven Hall at Northland Church in Longwood, Florida. Continue Reading…
In the Garden
Glendale Matias, director of the visual arts ministry at Oasis Church in Los Angeles, California submitted this fresh and natural stage design. The Easter elements all revolved around green and grass. Continue Reading…
Glowry!
AJ Parker at Lakewood Baptist Church in Gainesville, Georgia, submitted this design that they used for their 2010 Easter services. Using 60 feet of trussing they already had, they created two 30 foot segments and put fabric inside to be lit by LED fixtures. Continue Reading…
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 for an Easter service. Continue Reading…
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 5′x12′.) They used 2 intelligent light fixtures on the ground behind the frames to provide back lighting. Continue Reading…
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. Check out this stage design that would fit easily into a series or an Easter service. Continue Reading…
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