LED Screen for Church
Projector washing out under stage lighting? Congregation at the back can't read the words? A church LED screen stays sharp under any sanctuary light — bright, seamless, sized to your stage and seating. Send your sanctuary width for a free recommendation.
From US$3,900 — final price depends on your size, pixel pitch and finish. Contact us for an exact quote.
A projector fades the moment stage lighting or sunlight enters the room. A church LED screen generates its own light — lyrics, scripture and sermon graphics stay sharp and vivid regardless of ambient light, from the front row to the balcony. P2.5–P3.91 church LED walls from $650–$950/m² factory-direct.
EKINTRY sizes the wall to your stage and seating, recommends the right pixel pitch for your longest sight line, and quotes factory-direct with spares, install documents and remote commissioning. Send the sanctuary width, stage size and back-row distance.
Who custom screens are for
- Churches and houses of worship replacing projectors.
- New sanctuaries and multi-purpose worship halls.
- Churches with windows or strong stage lighting.
- AV volunteers and church media teams.
Why LED beats a projector for worship
Projection depends on a dark room — even modest stage lighting or a window behind the audience washes out the image. A church LED screen is self-emitting: it is bright in any lighting condition, there is no throw distance to manage, and there is no lamp to replace every 1,000–2,000 hours.
- Works under stage lighting, windows and daylight.
- No lamp, no lamp-replacement cost, no throw-distance constraint.
- Seamless, flush stage backdrop — no projector silhouette.
- Content stays sharp from the front row to the back of the balcony.
- Works with ProPresenter, EasyWorship, Proclaim — no new software.
Choosing pixel pitch for a sanctuary
Match the pitch to the distance from the stage to the furthest seat. For most sanctuaries, P2.5–P3 gives excellent clarity at the distances typical of a 200–500 seat room. Larger rooms or tighter budgets can use P3.91; very close front rows benefit from P1.8–P2.
- P1.8–P2 — front row within 3–5m: very close seating.
- P2.5 — back row up to 12m: typical mid-size sanctuary.
- P3–P3.91 — back row 15m+: large auditorium or budget-conscious build.
- Not sure? Send seating distance and we calculate the right pitch.
Sizing the stage wall
A practical starting point: stage width minus roughly 3m (10 ft) for the LED wall. A 12m (40 ft) stage suits roughly a 9m (30 ft) wall. For a typical 200-seat sanctuary on a 6–8m stage, a 4m × 2.5m wall is a common and effective size. We confirm exact dimensions from your plans.
Main wall, IMAG screens and foyer
Most growing worship spaces use more than one screen. A large main LED wall behind the stage carries lyrics and graphics; IMAG side-screens magnify the speaker and worship team for the back rows; a foyer screen shows notices and welcomes. Matching pitch to the sight line keeps text crisp everywhere.
- Main stage wall — lyrics, scripture, sermon graphics, video.
- IMAG side-screens — live speaker magnification.
- Foyer / welcome screen — notices, giving, arrivals.
- All three quoted as one factory-direct project.
Installation and volunteer operation
The wall mounts fixed or hung, connects via HDMI or SDI from your presentation computer, and is serviced at module level — a module can be swapped from the front in minutes. EKINTRY ships with install documents and remote commissioning so your team is self-sufficient from day one.
| Pixel pitch | P2.5 (typical) · P3.91 (large halls) |
|---|---|
| Brightness | 800–1,200 nits — works under stage lights |
| Mounting | Wall-fixed or hung from truss/rigging |
| Software | ProPresenter, EasyWorship, Proclaim, standard HDMI |
| Maintenance | Front-serviceable modules, 50,000+ hr rated |
| Price (P2.5 panels) | From $650/m² factory-direct |
| Sanctuary seats | Stage width | Suggested wall | Pixel pitch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 150 | 4–5m | 3m × 2m | P2.5 |
| 150–300 | 6–8m | 4m × 2.5m | P2.5–P3 |
| 300–600 | 8–12m | 5m × 3m | P3–P3.91 |
| 600+ | 12m+ | 6m × 3.5m+ | P3.91 |
| Pixel pitch | Back-row distance | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| P1.8–P2 | 3–6m | Very close front rows, small chapels |
| P2.5 | up to 12m | Most sanctuaries — most popular |
| P3 | up to 18m | Large auditoriums, cost-conscious |
| P3.91 | 18m+ | Large venues, rental-series cabinets |
| Wall size | Panel area | P2.5 panel cost | P3.91 panel cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3m × 2m | 6 m² | ≈ US$3,900 | ≈ US$2,400 |
| 4m × 2.5m | 10 m² | ≈ US$6,500 | ≈ US$4,000 |
| 5m × 3m | 15 m² | ≈ US$9,750 | ≈ US$6,000 |
Installation photos
Send us your project details
To recommend the right screen size, pixel pitch, cabinet type and shipping, please send us:
- Sanctuary width and the stage width.
- Distance from stage to front row and back row.
- Windows or strong stage lighting?
- Wall-fixed or hung from rigging.
- Number of screens (main wall + IMAG + foyer).
- Delivery country.
Frequently Asked Questions
What pixel pitch should a church use for their LED screen?
P2.5 suits most sanctuaries where the back row is within about 12m. For larger auditoriums with back rows beyond 15m, P3–P3.91 gives good clarity at lower cost. P1.8–P2 is only needed when viewers sit very close (within 3–5m).
How big should a church LED screen be?
A common rule: stage width minus roughly 3m. A 6–8m stage suits a 4m × 2.5m wall; a 12m stage suits 6m × 3.5m or larger. Send the stage width and seating count and we propose the right size.
How much does a church LED screen cost?
P2.5 panels start from $650/m² factory-direct. A 4m × 2.5m stage wall (10 m²) starts at approximately $6,500 in panels. P3.91 panels are lower — around $400/m². Send your dimensions for a complete quote.
Is LED better than a projector for a church?
Yes for most cases — especially sanctuaries with windows, stage lighting or ambient light. LED stays vivid in any lighting; projectors wash out. There is also no lamp cost, no throw distance and no maintenance cycle.
Does it work with ProPresenter and EasyWorship?
Yes — the LED wall connects via standard HDMI or SDI from your presentation computer, the same as any other display. ProPresenter, EasyWorship, Proclaim and any standard presentation tool work immediately.
Can we have a main stage wall and side IMAG screens?
Yes — we can quote the full setup: main stage wall, IMAG side-screens and foyer screen as one factory-direct project with consistent spec and spares.
How bright should the LED wall be for a church?
For a sanctuary with stage lighting and windows, 800–1,200 nits is typically sufficient and comfortable. We recommend specific brightness based on your room conditions.