Tom Roepke from New Hope Community Church in Loudonville, Ohio brings us this student ministry stage design they use at Evo Student Ministries. Continue Reading…
Tag Archive - corrugated metal 
The Cross is so Metal
Check out this metal silhouetted cross submitted to us by Nate Westerfield from Great Oaks Community Church in Germantown Hills, Illinois. Continue Reading…
Fragmentation
What would it look like if a stage exploded and got paused mix explosion. Basically this stage design from Derek Studt at Generations Christian Church in Trinity, Florida. Continue Reading…
Metalfalls
Ron Bacorn at Believers Christian Fellowship in Warren, Ohio brings us this stage design of metal waterfalls. Continue Reading…
Don’t Crumple Me!
“Oh the humanity!” screamed the onlookers as the set was crushed and contorted. It was a dark day for window screening…but a great day for stage design! Continue Reading…
Faith in the City
Scott Spierling at New Life Community Church in Pismo Beach, California created this design for their series through scriptures looking at people who risked their lives for their faith. Continue Reading…
The Beauty of Wax Paper
Mike Defraties at Faith Christian Family Church in Rushville, Illinois used this design for their summer camp series (Summer Scream Twenty10). Continue Reading…
Metallicious
This design comes from Jeremiah Ramer from High School Student Ministry at Second Baptist Church in Houston, Texas. Continue Reading…
A Child’s Dream
This stage design takes me back to a simpler time…age six. I slyly escape from my parents’ watch and hop all over that stage…weaving in and out of the columns…crawling under the drum riser. A six year-old’s mischievous dream… Continue Reading…
Metal Mania
Steve Mullins from Barefoot Church in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina submitted this design using corrugated metal hung from the back and some sweet risers for the band to stand on. Continue Reading…
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