This type of sign ensures your church is visible day and night. These signs guide and inspire even after the sun goes down, helping people to know that you’re there in their hour of need.

Non-illuminated signage is typically used in areas with lots of natural light, where they don’t necessarily need to be seen at night when the lights are off.

LED signage gives a church a more modern look and feel. They can be updated easily and can be programmed to display rotating messages and announcements in all types of lighting.

Dimensional signage features raised graphics, letters, and symbols to create a striking and eye-catching effect.

Clear, well-placed wayfinding signage helps people find their way to worship areas, meeting areas, restrooms, and more. This fosters a welcoming feeling that members and visitors are sure to appreciate.

Monumental signs for churches are usually at the entrance to the church and display its name, logo, and other key information. They’re typically large, which helps them to act as a landmark in your town or city.

ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) signage ensures your church is accessible to everybody. Regardless of a person’s disability, ADA signage demonstrates your commitment to making everybody feel included and comfortable.

Every church is different. Whatever the religion or denomination, a church should reflect on its unique mission and values and ensure their logo encapsulates these.

This is all about creating a recognizable and consistent identity for your church that people can rely on. This helps to build a strong community presence and to help members and visitors feel a sense of belonging.