Christmas church stage design

This will be our last Christmas post for awhile, but by popular request, this is a longer and more detailed back story on the original post. Marci Beaty with Fairlawn Nazarene Church shares this terrific design that works great for a room that doesn’t have black walls. From Marci: We needed an option that worked […]

Eddie Vargas from Restoration Life Church in Lawndale, California brings us this rustic Christmas experience. This design was inspired by pallet Christmas trees. They wanted to make them more streamlined with various heights and some depth. They added lights from Home Depot and some inexpensive stars from Ikea. Total build was $1500. The stars where $12-$15 each. You can’t see them […]

Ben Wysong from LifePointe Christian Church in Elk Grove, CA brings us their homemade Christmas particles stage design. The light panels were made out of Compressed Styrofoam that was then painted black. 1 panel was two 4’x8′ styrofoam panels taped together. They took Christmas lights and poked them through the styrofoam at random to give it a “starry […]

Marci Beatty shared this next design with our Church Stage Design Ideas Facebook Group. It’s a beautiful, smart and budget-friendly design. A longer and more details backstory has been shared here. From Marci: (I wanted to share this) for people who don’t necessarily get to paint their walls black. The string trees worked just as […]

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, […]

Josh Miller from The Heights Church in Richardson, TX brings us this awesome Christmas look. From Josh: We have a really large stage, so it can be really difficult to create stage designs that are big enough to make an impact! My hope was to shrink the stage both from a height and width perspective. I was […]

We love Christmas time at Milestone Church. We started some initial planning in September and really started to meet as a team in October. For some churches that may be a little late, but for us that’s when naturally start to wrap our mind around it. When we initially meat up, we talk about any and

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