Church LED Screen in Tema, Ghana: ICGC MAINS P2.5 Case Study
This is the story of a real church LED screen project, from order to opening day. An Ehonor Series indoor LED display measuring 8.64 × 3.84 m at a P2.5 pixel pitch was installed at ICGC MAINS Church in Tema, Ghana. Below, the project follows five stages: the project itself, the build, the delivery, the installation, and the day the screen went into service.
Stage 1 · The Project
ICGC — the International Central Gospel Church — is one of Ghana’s largest church denominations, and this project was carried out for the ICGC MAINS congregation in Tema, Ghana’s port city on the Gulf of Guinea. The screen was supplied by LEGIDATECH as an Ehonor Series indoor display.
| Client | ICGC MAINS Church |
| Location | Tema, Ghana |
| Application | Indoor church / worship hall display |
| Product | Ehonor Series Indoor LED Display |
| Pixel Pitch | P2.5 (2.5 mm) |
| Screen Size | 8.64 × 3.84 m (8,640 × 3,840 mm) |
| Screen Area | ≈ 33 m² |
| Supplier | LEGIDATECH — ledscreenfactory.com |
The screen works out to a wide-format wall of roughly 33 m². At P2.5, that means 3,456 × 1,536 physical pixels — around 5.3 million pixels in total, built from the Ehonor series’ standard 480 × 320 mm cabinets (18 wide by 12 high).
Stage 2 · The Build
The screen for ICGC MAINS was built in the Ehonor Series line, which is engineered around specific choices:
- Ultra-light cabinets — 3 kg per 480 × 320 mm cabinet, so a 216-cabinet wall weighs about 650 kg in panels, manageable for a stage wall.
- Magnetic modules — each LED module is held magnetically and can be removed from the front without tools.
- Full front maintenance — modules, power supplies and receiving cards are all accessible from the front.
- 3840 Hz refresh rate — flicker-free when services are recorded or streamed on camera.
- Pixel pitch options — P1.25 to P3.076 with SMD / GOB / COB LED packaging, so the same series covers different church layouts.
- 160° viewing angle — consistent colour across wide seating areas.
Before shipping, every Ehonor screen passes a 7-stage QC process in LEGIDATECH’s ISO 9001-certified facility: incoming material inspection; SMT assembly with automated optical inspection; per-module colour and brightness calibration; CNC frame assembly and wiring; a 72-hour burn-in aging test for every cabinet; full-screen colour uniformity verification; and export-grade wooden crate packaging. The screens are FCC, CE and RoHS certified, with third-party factory inspections welcome. For the full specification, see the Ehonor Series indoor LED screen product page, or the church LED screen solutions overview.
Stage 3 · The Delivery
From the factory, the screen travelled as export cargo to Ghana: cabinets packed in wooden crates, modules in colour boxes, everything documented for international shipment. For a church ordering from outside China, this is a familiar part of the process — the factory handles packing and documentation, and the customer receives the complete screen ready for assembly.
Stage 4 · The Installation
The on-site video from this project shows the installation stage: installers working on the screen at ICGC MAINS Church, fitting the wall above the stage. Because the Ehonor Series uses lightweight 3 kg cabinets and magnetic modules, a screen of this size can be assembled on site without heavy equipment beyond the usual rigging.
Stage 5 · Opening Day
The final stage of this project is the screen in service: powered on above the stage, carrying content for the congregation at ICGC MAINS Church. The on-site footage shows the display lit in the hall, and the photo below was taken during a service with the congregation present.
Watch: The Official Project Video
LEGIDATECH published the official project video for this installation — the brand new 8.64 × 3.84 m Ehonor Series P2.5 LED display at ICGC Church, Tema, Ghana:
Official project video: the Ehonor P2.5 LED display at ICGC Church, Tema, Ghana.
Why P2.5 Works for a Church This Size
A screen of 8.64 × 3.84 m sits at the larger end of indoor church displays, and the P2.5 pixel pitch keeps it sharp at both ends of the hall: text and graphics stay crisp from roughly 2.5 m away, which covers the front rows, while the screen’s 5.3 million pixels keep lyrics readable from the back. For church content — song lyrics, scripture, sermon outlines, announcements — that combination of size and density is exactly what a wide worship hall needs.
At 3840 Hz refresh, the screen also stays clean on service recordings and live streams — a practical detail for churches that broadcast. Other LEGIDATECH church projects use the same formula: the Kingdom Gospel Mission church LED screen in Nigeria, the RCCG Church Swindon screen in the UK and the RCCG Church screen in Ireland are all Ehonor P2.5 installations.
LED Screens in Ghanaian Churches
Churches across Ghana — from Accra and Tema to Kumasi and Takoradi — are moving from projectors to LED displays, and projects like ICGC MAINS show what a delivered installation looks like: an Ehonor P2.5 screen, factory-tested and shipped from our own ISO 9001 facility, installed and documented for a church congregation in Tema.
LEGIDATECH supplies indoor and outdoor LED screens worldwide from a factory-direct base, with support through planning, shipping and installation. If your church in Ghana is comparing options — church LED screen vs projector, P2.5 vs other pitches, screen size and budget — this project is a real reference point to start from. For the control side of a church installation, see the LED display control system hub.
FAQ: Church LED Screens — Common Questions
What LED screen was installed at ICGC MAINS Church in Tema?
An Ehonor Series indoor LED display measuring 8.64 × 3.84 m (8,640 × 3,840 mm) with a P2.5 pixel pitch was installed at ICGC MAINS Church, Tema, Ghana, supplied by LEGIDATECH.
What pixel pitch is recommended for a church LED display?
For indoor church displays where the front rows sit only a few meters from the screen, a P2.5 to P3 pixel pitch is a common starting point because it keeps lyrics and text readable up close. The ICGC MAINS screen uses P2.5.
Why do churches choose the Ehonor Series indoor LED screen?
The Ehonor Series combines a lightweight 3 kg cabinet design, magnetic modules with full front maintenance, and a 3840 Hz refresh rate, which keeps the screen flicker-free on camera during recorded services.
What quality checks does an Ehonor LED screen pass before shipping?
Every Ehonor screen passes a 7-stage QC process in an ISO 9001-certified facility, including SMT assembly with automated optical inspection, per-module colour/brightness calibration, a 72-hour burn-in aging test for every cabinet, and export-grade wooden crate packaging.
Can LEGIDATECH supply a church LED screen to Ghana?
Yes. The ICGC MAINS Church project in Tema is a working example of an Ehonor Series LED display delivered to a Ghanaian church. Contact LEGIDATECH for factory-direct pricing and shipping to Ghana or other countries.
How much does a church LED screen cost?
The price of a church LED display depends on the screen size, pixel pitch and configuration. Ask LEGIDATECH for a quote with your hall dimensions and viewing distance, and they will recommend a suitable screen and pricing.
If you are planning a church LED screen in Ghana, West Africa — or anywhere else — the LED screen manufacturer LEGIDATECH would be glad to help: share your hall dimensions and viewing distance, and we will recommend the right screen size and pixel pitch for your worship space.
