The tech booth at Island Community Church in Islamorada, Florida, looking across the console toward the LED wall Churchfront designed and installed

Give your people a Sunday without distractions.

Churchfront designs, installs, and commissions audio, video, and lighting for churches, then trains your team to run it with confidence.

What you are dealing with

We know what it is like to fight your own system every Sunday.

  • The wireless drops in the middle of a service
  • You are working around the system instead of with it
  • The mix falls apart past row twenty
  • One volunteer holds the whole thing together
  • The stream goes down and nobody can say why
  • The money went out and the room still is not right

People came to meet with God. When the technology is working, nobody notices it.

The cost of leaving it

01

Money spent twice

Equipment chosen off a spec sheet instead of designed for your room tends to get replaced, not repaired. Churches routinely pay for the same problem more than once.

02

Volunteers who burn out

An undocumented system asks the same few people to carry it every week. That is a retention problem before it is a technical one.

03

Attention that goes to the sound

Every distraction is attention that did not go to the sermon or the song. It is a small tax, collected weekly.

Who you are working with

We have stood at that console on a Sunday morning.

Churchfront is a team of worship leaders, pastors, and AVL professionals. We have run the services, trained the volunteers, and inherited the systems nobody documented. That is why we design the way we do.

  • In-house engineering: 3D room models, acoustic predictions, photometric reports, documented signal flow
  • Our own installation crews, so the people who designed it are accountable for how it is built
  • Headquartered in Melbourne, Florida, working with churches nationally
  • Training and documentation left with your team, not just a handover
A Churchfront engineer walking a church tech team through a new console A Churchfront engineer training volunteers at the front of house booth A Churchfront engineer training a church volunteer at the console Churchfront walking a church team through their new system A Churchfront engineer commissioning a church sound system on site A church volunteer mixing a service on a digital console

The plan

One partner, four phases, one number to call.

01

Consult

We visit your church, listen to your leaders, and evaluate the room. You leave with a written Program Report: real scope, honest budget ranges, and a plan you own whether or not you hire us.

02

Design

Our engineers model your actual room in 3D, run acoustic predictions and photometric lighting reports, and document signal flow before anything is ordered.

03

Build

Racks are pre-built and tested in our warehouse. On site we handle rigging, cabling, commissioning, and tuning in your room under your conditions.

04

Equip

We train your staff and volunteers on the system you now have, leave documentation in the building, and stay available after install day.

What changes

Sunday stops
being a gamble.

  • The back row hears what the front row hears
  • A new volunteer can run a service after one training
  • The stream goes up without anyone holding their breath
  • Your team spends Sunday on ministry, not troubleshooting
  • The next upgrade builds on this one instead of replacing it
  • You know what you own and how it works

Before and after

The same room, twice.

None of these churches built a new building. Every one of these rooms already existed. What changed was the system designed into it.

The Palm City Presbyterian gymnatorium before the Churchfront installation, with a basketball hoop, volleyball post and a curtained stage
The same Palm City Presbyterian room after installation, with LED screens and stage lighting
Before After

Palm City Presbyterian

A gymnatorium with a sport floor and a curtained stage, designed into a worship center that still has to work as a gym the rest of the week.

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The school gymnasium at Island Community Church before the remodel, with basketball hoops and a scoreboard
The same space at Island Community Church after the remodel, a 450 seat worship center with an LED wall
Before After

Island Community Church

A school gymnasium in Islamorada, Florida, remodelled over fourteen months into a 450 seat worship center.

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The Next Community Church auditorium before the Churchfront installation, looking down the centre aisle at red stacking chairs and a bare platform
The same Next Community Church auditorium after installation, with a lit stage, screens and new seating
Before After

Next Community Church

We helped them flip the room. The platform moved, and the space gained stage lighting, acoustic treatment and a video system the team can actually run.

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Capabilities

Designed as one system, not a list of parts.

Audio

Loudspeaker design and coverage modeling, consoles, wireless coordination, monitoring, and room tuning.

Video and broadcast

Cameras, switching, IMAG, LED walls and projection, streaming workflows, and record paths.

Lighting

Stage and house lighting designed to photometric targets, with control a volunteer can actually run.

Acoustics

Treatment and isolation planned alongside the system, because no loudspeaker fixes a bad room.

Control and networking

AV over IP, Dante, and control systems documented so the next person can support them.

Training and support

Onboarding for your team, documentation left in your building, and a partner to call afterward.

In their words

What church teams say afterward.

They didn’t just sell us the latest tech; they thoroughly coached us and visited our church to maximize the potential of our current equipment. They empowered our volunteers… No more distractions from outdated equipment.
Jacob Bartelt Production Director, St. John’s Lutheran Church · Napa, CA Read the case study
From helping refine our vision, to designing a system that fit into that vision, and then professionally integrating that system into our church with no disruption of Sunday services… Delivering an exceptionally neat and functional system that perfectly met established expectations.
100/10, above & beyond. Churchfront is the real deal… These guys are mechanical, smart, creative & they work non-stop until the job is done & follow up even more than that. No upsells, no frills.
Andrew Knechel Worship Pastor, Next Community Church · Schwenksville, PA Read the case study

Where we work

91 churches. 32 states.

Every dot is a church we have designed for, built for, or are working with right now. We are headquartered in Melbourne, Florida and travel for the rest.

Common questions

Answers before the first call.

What does a church AVL project actually cost?

It depends on the room, the scope, and what you already own, which is why we do not quote from a phone call. We visit your church, evaluate the space, and put honest budget ranges in writing before you commit to a design.

Can you work with the equipment we already have?

Wherever it still serves the design. Part of the evaluation is telling you honestly what to keep, what to repurpose, and what is holding the room back.

What if we decide not to hire you?

You still leave with a plan. The evaluation and the written scope are yours to keep, and you are free to take them to any integrator. We would rather you make a good decision than a fast one.

Do you only work in Florida?

We are headquartered in Melbourne, Florida and work with churches nationally. Travel is planned and budgeted up front so there are no surprises.

What happens after the install?

We train your staff and volunteers on the system you now have, leave documentation in the building, and stay available for support.

Find out what your room actually needs.

Tell us about your church and your goals. We will listen first, walk your room, and give you a written plan you can act on.