Every muralist on this page signed our statement of faith to be here. Not a portfolio review, not a style quiz, not a checkbox. A confession of Jesus as Lord. That's it. It means when you're handing someone a blank wall and a significant amount of trust, you at least know where they stand before the first brushstroke goes down.
We reach out to welcome most new listings with a call, and we pray for the owner right there on the line. A genuine hello, not an inspection. Past that, the work is theirs to do and yours to judge. We're not standing behind them on the scaffold.
Honestly, the supply here is solid. Christian muralists who signed on to be found, painters who work on churches, schools, restaurants, living rooms, the side of a building that faces a busy street. (Muralists, it turns out, have opinions about every blank surface they've ever walked past.) The reviews below are written by people who actually hired them, watched them work, and then had to live with the result every single day on a wall they can't ignore. That's where you learn whether someone's vision translates, whether they show up when they said they would, whether the finished piece looks like the conversation you had at the start. We point you to the artists. The craft speaks for itself in the photos and the ratings. Your wall, your call.
States with listings
Listings (9)
Joshua Benson - Visual Artist & Art Installer
Promiseland Murals
D.F Construction
Internal Sunshine Creations
Worthy Creations llc
PaintMeier LLC
McLain's Painting
Emily Sodders' Bird House Studio: Fine Art & Mural
Precision Painting NY Inc
Frequently asked questions
Does signing the statement of faith mean anything about the quality of the work?
No. The statement of faith is about belief, not brushwork. Every muralist here confessed Jesus as Lord to be listed. What they do with a wall is on them, and the reviews are where you find out whether past clients would hire them again.
How do I know which muralist is right for my project?
Start with the photos and the reviews. Muralists vary widely in style, scale, and specialty. Some focus on large commercial exteriors, others on detailed interior work. The reviews tell you how they communicate, whether they hit deadlines, and whether the finished result matched the vision.
Does LocateFaith verify the muralists' work or credentials?
We don't inspect or vouch for anyone's craft. Getting listed required signing our statement of faith. The reviews, written by real clients, are where the quality conversation happens. Use those alongside the portfolio photos to make your decision.
What should I ask a muralist before hiring them?
Ask to see completed projects similar in scale and surface to yours. Ask how they handle design revisions, what prep work they expect you to handle, and what their timeline looks like. A muralist who answers those questions clearly before the contract is signed is usually easier to work with after.