A church LED screen stays bright and sharp with the sanctuary lights on, so lyrics, scripture and sermon slides are easy to read from every seat. Unity Logics sells, installs and supports LED walls for sanctuaries, youth rooms and fellowship halls, with package prices published online.
No need to dim the room for lyrics. LED stays clear in daylight sanctuaries and under stage lighting.
A good LED wall looks clean on your livestream, without the washed-out look of a projector on camera.
No lamps or filters to replace, and modules can be swapped from the front if one fails.
Panels combine into the size your stage needs, from a single wall to side screens and a center wall.
Run ProPresenter, slides and camera feeds through one video processor, with simple presets for volunteers.
We choose the LEDs, driver ICs, power supplies and receiving cards in every screen for long service life.
Two things decide it: how far the back row sits from the screen, and how close the front row is. A simple rule: the back row should be no more than about 6 to 8 times the screen height away for lyrics to read easily, and the nearest viewers should sit at least about 3.3 ft per millimeter of pixel pitch away.
| Space | Typical seating | Suggested wall | Pixel pitch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chapel, youth room, small hall | Up to about 150 | About 8–10 ft wide | 1.5–2.6 mm |
| Mid-size sanctuary | About 150–500 | About 10–14 ft wide | 2.6–2.9 mm |
| Large worship center | 500+ | 14 ft and up, or a center wall plus side screens | 2.6–3.9 mm |
| Outdoor and Easter services | Any | Sized to the crowd | Outdoor 3.9 mm and up (often rented) |
Not sure? Our LED wall selector suggests a size and pitch from your room in under a minute, and the LED wall calculator shows resolution, weight and power.
Price depends mostly on wall size and pixel pitch: finer pitch means more LEDs per square foot. Our complete LED wall packages include the panels, a NovaStar video processor, cabling and frame, and their prices are listed on our site so your church can compare options and budget before a site visit.
Installation, rigging and shipping are quoted separately once we see your stage, because every sanctuary is built differently. We plan spare modules and parts into every wall so a small failure never stops a Sunday service.
For real price examples by size and pitch, see how much an LED wall costs.
For a church auditorium in Birmingham, Alabama, run largely by volunteers, we designed and installed an LED screen for lyrics, messages and video, together with line-array sound and stage and architectural lighting. Everything recalls from one-touch scenes, so a volunteer can start a service with a button press.
See the project or browse all of our church AV installations.
For most sanctuaries, 2.6 mm or 2.9 mm. It keeps lyrics and video sharp at normal seating distances at a sensible price. Choose 1.5 to 1.9 mm when people sit very close to the screen, such as in a chapel or youth room.
In most sanctuaries, yes. LED stays bright with the lights on, looks better on a livestream and has no lamps to replace. Projectors cost less up front but need a darker room and more upkeep. Compare both in projector vs LED wall for churches, and see our LED wall maintenance guide.
Yes. We connect the wall to your presentation software and cameras through one processor and set up presets, then train your team on site.
Yes. We rent indoor and outdoor LED walls for special services and events across Southern California. See LED wall rental.
Yes, for the right project. We are based in Ontario, California, and have installed worship AV as far away as Birmingham, Alabama. Contact us with your location and room.
Send us your sanctuary size, seating and a few photos of the stage. We will suggest a wall size, pixel pitch and package, and quote the installation.
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