Digital Signage Software for Houses of Worship

Lobby welcome screens, event calendars and announcement slides any volunteer can update — from $6 per screen, flat.

Why digital signage works for houses of worship

Printed bulletins are out of date by Sunday

Service times, events and announcements change all week. A lobby screen is current the moment you update it.

Volunteers shouldn't need training

Most worship-team tech is run by volunteers. If updating a slide is hard, it simply doesn't get done.

Announcements get missed

Verbal notices and paper inserts are easy to tune out. A welcoming lobby screen reaches people before the service starts.

What you get with Brix

Simple enough for any volunteer

Drag, drop, schedule. No training session required to put this week's events on screen.

Scheduled around your services

Welcome content before the service, giving and next-steps after — set it once and it follows your weekly rhythm.

Multi-zone layouts

Sermon title, event calendar and announcements on one screen, each in its own zone.

Manage every campus from one place

Multi-site churches push content to every location — or tailor it per campus — from a single login.

Hardware

Run Brix on the Amazon Signage Stick (~$99) — a purpose-built signage player that boots straight into your content and recovers on its own, so the lobby screen is ready before doors open.

Go deeper

For the full guide, see Digital Signage for Churches: The Complete 2026 Guide.