
Reign Church
An LED wall
that holds with the stage lit.
Projection had reached its limit. Qohr built a permanent visual center that stays clear under stage lighting and fits the room that was already there.
See the system- Location
- Vancouver, Washington
- Project type
- Projection replacement
- Scope
- LED / Structure / Integration
- System
- 60 × Q-Panel 2.97
LED wall retrofit
The old image disappeared when the room came alive.
Lyrics, scripture, and video content were washing out beneath the sanctuary's stage lighting. The replacement needed to improve visibility without forcing a major renovation or replacing the production workflow the Reign Church team already knew.
Not brighter projection. A different kind of surface.
The LED wall creates its own light, holding contrast and color while the stage fixtures are working. Its scale was coordinated around the room's viewing distance, stage footprint, and practical access for future service.

Installation day
Before the wall becomes one image, it arrives in pieces.
Protective road cases carried the sixty cabinets to site. Delivery, staging, assembly, cabling, configuration, and testing were sequenced around the church's weekday schedule.
Put every cabinet within reach.
The room sees the front. Longevity lives behind it.
Ground support, power, data, processing, cable paths, and service access were treated as part of the wall rather than details to solve after the image was turned on.



One wall. Four connected decisions.
The visible surface only works when the structure, signal path, and service strategy are designed with it.
The visual surface
Sixty front-serviceable Qohr Q-Panel 2.97 cabinets create a single permanent canvas with the brightness and contrast the sanctuary could not get from projection.
The structure
A six-bay ground-support truss system carries the wall within the existing stage footprint without making the building structure the primary support.
The signal path
A NovaStar VX400 handles LED processing while new SDI cabling ties the display into the church's established video infrastructure and control rhythm.
The service plan
Front access keeps modules and internal components reachable from the stage side, while a dedicated spare kit stays on site for future maintenance.

The lights can stay on. The image stays with them.
Reign Church now has a large-format display that keeps lyrics, scripture, graphics, and video clear across the sanctuary while remaining part of the production workflow the team already uses every week.
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