These shining towers of light come to us from Beckie Campbell at First Church of God in Vero Beach, Florida. Continue Reading…
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Angels and Demons
Get ready for your church’s next series on supernatural beings (or new Dan Brown book gone cinematic) with this crazy cool set. Continue Reading…
The Building Blocks for Success
Another sweet set from Benjamin James Hunt, the Lighting and Scenic Director from Browns Bridge Community Church in Cumming, Georgia. Continue Reading…
The Softer Side
A sweet set from Benjamin James Hunt, the Lighting and Scenic Director from Browns Bridge Community Church in Cumming, Georgia. This set incorporates floating translucent fabric, foam brick walls lit from the ground, and some sweet patterned panels. Continue Reading…
Real Love Now
Our first submission inspired by one of the designs from Church Stage Design Ideas! Tom Watson at Daystar Church in Cullman, Alabama submitted this design inspired by the Raising the Bar stage design at The Summit Church in Corpus Christi, Texas. Continue Reading…
Follow Me!
Thanks to Mike Sessler from Coast Hills Community Church for this simple, clean stage design. The FOLLOW letters were made from expanded polystyrene and were 4′ high and 4″ thick. To attach the letters to the floor they used 1×6 medium-density fiberboard spray painted black. Continue Reading…
Mouse Attack
Yet another of Mark Yakey’s Manchester Christian Church stage designs. For these Swiss-cheese panels he formed them out of 4×8 sheets of Masonite. All of their lighting was done with conventional canisters with colored gels. (More pictures in the full post.) Continue Reading…
Weird Waves
Looking for a modern artsy stage design? Mark Yakey at Manchester Christian Church knocked another one out of the park with this design. The wavy panels were made from Masonite. You could make them with plywood or foam, though (foam would be lighter to hang). They got the paper lanterns from Ikea, though paperlanternstore.com is a great source for inexpensive paper lanterns. Continue Reading…
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