About Our Logo

Our Logo

The figure is a representation of Jesus Christ and of us as the Body of Christ. We are made in God’s image, so the figure is stylized to capture all genders (Galatians 3:28). Primarily, it reflects our mission statement: Called by God to be the heart, voice, hands, and feet of Christ where the Spirit leads us. 

  • Arms raised in celebration – These reflect our joyful response to being part of the church and following along Jesus’ Way of Love
  • Cross—This is a reminder of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection
  • Four Quadrants—These represent our primary seasons of the church year
    • Blue- Season of Advent. This reflects a somber tone and yearning during the season when we expect Jesus’ coming both as an infant and adult; a reminder of the water used at our baptism.
    • Gold—Season of Celebration. This captures Christ’s birth at Christmas and Christ’s resurrection at Easter.
    • Green—Season of Ordinary Time. This encompasses most of the church year. Ordinary does not mean mundane; rather, “ordinal” is counting. This, the longest season, is a time to be growing in the Spirit; it is a time that requires “walking” our faith, and that is why this color is on the lower part of the figure.
    • Purple—Season of Lent (and Advent). This represents movement towards darkness, reminding us of the Passion of Jesus Christ.
    • White Cross- unites the seasons and reminds us of the days and seasons of high holy celebrations: Christmas Eve through Epiphany, Transfiguration of the Lord, Easter through Trinity Sunday (exception Day of Pentecost, which is red), and finally Christ the King or Reign of Christ Sunday.