Church print and signage do two jobs at once: they tell the neighbourhood you're there and when you meet, and they make a first-time visitor feel confident enough to walk in. The second is the harder one, and it's mostly wayfinding.
Street presence
- Aluminium composite panel signs for the main identification sign — name, service times and website.
- Colorbond® steel signs for boundary, gate and carpark signage.
- Insertable A-frames for the kerb on service days — swap the panel for special services and events.
- Corflute signs for Easter, Christmas and community events.
Welcoming visitors
Most first-time visitors leave because they couldn't work out where to park, where to go, or where to put their kids.
- Parking and directional signage — visitor parking especially.
- Rigid signs for welcome desk, auditorium, kids' ministry, amenities and hall.
- Pull-up banners for welcome points, connect cards and ministry sign-ups — easy to move and store between services.
- Cut vinyl for door lettering and glass manifestation.
Inside the building
- Wall murals for youth and kids' spaces.
- Canvas prints for foyers and meeting rooms.
- Posters for series artwork, notices and programme information.
- PVC banners for stage and series backdrops — far cheaper than rebuilding a set.
Safety and compliance
- Emergency, evacuation and first aid signage plus fire equipment signs — required in any building holding public gatherings.
- Notice signs for child safety, sign-in requirements and building access.
- Wet floor stands for kitchens and amenities.
Outreach and community — the print side
- Mesh banners for fence lines — mesh, not PVC, on an exposed boundary.
- Fridge magnets with service times, and connect cards for visitors.
- Branded apparel for welcome teams and volunteers — the simplest way for a visitor to know who to ask.
- Bags and drinkware for camps, welcome packs and youth events.
Talk to our team about a wayfinding package, or upload your artwork.
