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Joy Church
An LED wall
built from the ground.
A 36-panel sanctuary LED wall designed around Joy Church's stage, sightlines, existing architecture, and weekly production rhythm.
View the installation- Location
- Medford, Oregon
- Project type
- Sanctuary display upgrade
- Scope
- LED / Structure / Processing
- System
- Qohr Q-Panel 2.97
Sanctuary LED
A brighter image. A more deliberate center.
The new display needed to hold lyrics, message content, and visual media with consistency while preserving the sanctuary's existing cross, stage depth, and circulation. Qohr treated the LED canvas and its freestanding support as one physical system rather than a screen placed in front of the room as an afterthought.
36Qohr LED cabinets
2.97 mmPixel pitch
3840 HzRefresh rate
VX600NovaStar processing
Display placement
The wall was tested before it was assembled.
The model let the team evaluate the display from across the sanctuary, confirm its relationship to the stage, and understand how the cross and surrounding architecture would remain part of the composition.
The image rises one cabinet at a time.
The structure establishes level, depth, and stability before the full canvas exists. From there, each cabinet becomes part of a continuous surface rather than an isolated panel.
Three views. One finished wall.
A successful commission is more than a powered-on image. The surface, the room relationship, and the structure behind it all need to hold together.
Check every sightline.
Walk what carries it.
Service access
The room sees the image. The structure makes it possible.
The freestanding ground-support system resolves the display without relying on the sanctuary wall as its primary structure. The rear remains organized and accessible for power, data, cabinet service, and future maintenance.
- Support
- Six ground-support bays
- Cabinets
- 36 Qohr Q-Panel 2.97
- Processing
- NovaStar VX600
- Service
- On-site spare kit
A complete display system. Not a collection of panels.
Surface, structure, processing, signal infrastructure, and service parts were delivered as one operating system for the sanctuary.
Qohr LED surface
Thirty-six Qohr Q-Panel 2.97 cabinets form the sanctuary canvas. Each 500 × 1000 mm cabinet combines a 2.97 mm pixel pitch with 3840 Hz refresh for a clear in-room image and camera-conscious performance.
Ground support
Six ground-support bases, six eight-foot truss uprights, adjustable panel adapters, and the required connection hardware create a freestanding structure aligned to the existing stage.
Image processing
A NovaStar VX600 handles scaling and LED processing, translating the sanctuary video feed into one calibrated image across the complete cabinet grid.
Service readiness
A dedicated Qohr spare-parts kit keeps replacement LED modules, a receiver card, a power supply, driver components, masks, and cabling available on site.
More light for the content. More clarity for the room.
Joy Church now has a large-format sanctuary canvas designed for its sightlines, weekly content, and stage environment, complete with the processing, support, and service plan needed to keep it useful beyond installation day.
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