25/06/2026
We had the opportunity to provide a complete DVLED Video Wall system for Rooftop Community Church in St. Louis, Missouri, helping them upgrade from a traditional projector-based setup to a much brighter, clearer, and more immersive worship display solution.
📍 Project Details
➡️ Main Center Screen: 45 Indoor Envisual® P2.6mm LED Panels (500mm x 500mm)
➡️ Top Lyrics Screen: 9 Indoor Envisual® P2.6mm LED Panels (500mm x 500mm)
➡️ Two Side Screens: 24 Indoor Envisual® P2.6mm LED Panels (500mm x 500mm)
➡️ Hanging Hardware for Truss
➡️ Novastar VX1000 Video Processor
➡️ Spare LED panels included for long-term ministry support
Like many growing churches, Rooftop Community Church wanted to improve visibility, strengthen worship visuals, and create a more engaging experience for their congregation.
Before this upgrade, the church was using a projector system. While projectors can work well in some environments, they often come with limitations such as reduced brightness, lower contrast, washed-out visuals under stage lighting, and restricted viewing angles. After switching to our direct-view LED wall system, the difference was immediately noticeable.
With the LED Video Wall System setup, the church now benefits from:
âś… Brighter, more vibrant visuals that remain clear even with stage lighting
âś… Sharper lyrics, sermon graphics, and videos for the congregation
âś… Better visibility from different seating sections across the sanctuary
âś… A more modern and immersive worship environment
âś… Reliable long-term performance with serviceability and spare panel support
The process started with understanding their sanctuary layout, viewing distance, and content requirements. Together, we evaluated the ideal pixel pitch, screen size, and screen placement to ensure clear lyrics, sermon graphics, videos, and live camera feeds from every seat in the room.
Once the design was finalized, our team manufactured the LED wall, completed quality testing, and supplied the processor and control system for smooth integration with the church’s existing AV workflow.
One thing we always emphasize in church DVLED projects: structural and rigging considerations should be addressed early, not after the display has already been specified.
The weight of the DVLED system, the condition of the existing truss or wall structure, ceiling height, viewing angles, and future service access all play a major role in designing the right solution from the beginning.
We’re grateful for the opportunity to support Rooftop Community Church with this upgrade and help create a stronger visual experience for worship, teaching, and ministry.