Signs for Churches & Ministries

Signage for a church that wants the neighbourhood to know it’s there.

Service-time yard signs, an Easter banner, a canopy for the fall festival — priced so the outreach budget covers it, and laid out for you if you don’t have a designer on staff.

A designer proofs your artwork within 2–4 hours and nothing prints until you approve it.

Most people who’d visit don’t know when you meet

A church can be on a main road for forty years and still have neighbours who don’t know what time the service is. A yard sign at the driveway with the service times — nothing else — fixes that for $9.50. A banner on the fence for Easter, Christmas and VBS tells them there is something specific to come to.

The most useful thing we do for churches is take the bulletin logo, the photo someone took of the old sign, and the volunteer’s idea, and turn them into a proof the committee can approve by email. There is no design fee and no minimum beyond ten signs, so a small congregation gets the same service as a large one.

For outdoor events — trunk-or-treat, the fall festival, the Easter egg hunt — a 10×10 canopy with the church name on it is the piece people remember. It is also the one you reuse for a decade.

A typical first order

A mid-size congregation before Easter

Tell the street when you meet, and that Easter is coming.

10 "Service Times" yard signs, stakes included$95
One 3×6 "Join Us Easter Sunday" banner$70
FedEx Ground shippingFree
Total, shipped$165

Approve the proof by Tuesday and it is on the building by the weekend. Send us the bulletin — we’ll match the fonts.

Questions we get from church staff

We don’t have a logo file. Can you still make it?
Yes. Send whatever you have — a photo of the sign out front, a bulletin, the letterhead. A designer rebuilds what’s needed and sends a proof. We do this every week; it is not a special request.
Is there a discount for churches or nonprofits?
The listed prices are already the price — there is no separate rate, but there is also no setup fee, no design fee and no shipping charge, which is usually where the hidden cost hides elsewhere. Every dollar on the page is a dollar on the receipt.
How do we keep the banner from tearing in wind?
Hang it flat against a fence or wall, use every grommet (they are every two feet), and use zip ties or bungees rather than rope, which chafes. A 13 oz banner hung this way lasts seasons. If it must span open air, tell us and we will add wind slits.
Can we reuse the tent frame with a new canopy later?
Yes. A replacement printed canopy for a 10×10 is $439, so when the church rebrands or the canopy finally wears, you are not buying a new frame.

Ready when you are, and nothing prints until you say so.

Describe the sign and our AI designer will draw three concepts in about 20 seconds — or send a logo and a person lays it out for you, free. Nothing prints until you approve a proof.

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