The Faith Frontier Logo

Trinity • Witness • Stewardship • Design Integrity

The Faith Frontier emblem is not a decorative brand mark.
It is a Christ-centered ecclesiastical seal—a visual confession that unites theology, stewardship, and public trust.

Rendered as a layered SVG, the seal is composed of:

• a gold circular halo,
• a white central Cross, and
• two green crosses set behind the central form.

Each element is intentional. Each carries doctrinal meaning.
Together, they bear witness to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit—not abstractly, but relationally and missionally.

The Gold Halo — The Father’s Covering

Represents: God the Father — eternal, sovereign, holy.

The unbroken gold ring forms the outer boundary of the mark.

• Its circular form signifies eternity, completeness, and unoriginated being.
• Gold has long signified kingship, sanctity, and divine authority within Christian tradition.
• As a surrounding “covering,” the halo expresses the Father’s sustaining presence: the source from whom all life proceeds and in whom all work is held.

“Thus says the One who is high and lifted up, who inhabits eternity…” (Isaiah 57:15)

Design integrity:
The halo establishes visual hierarchy and sacred boundary. It must remain unbroken, unaltered, and above all other elements in the seal.

The White Cross — The Son Revealed

Represents: Jesus Christ — crucified, risen, and present.

At the center stands the white Cross.

• White communicates purity, mercy, and resurrection.
• The Cross is not stylized into abstraction; it remains clearly recognizable.
• Placed within the gold halo, the Cross reads as light proceeding from the Father, revealing the heart of God through self-giving love.

“I am the light of the world.” (John 8:12)
“He is the radiance of the glory of God.” (Hebrews 1:3)

Design integrity:
Proportions are tuned for legibility at small sizes without losing reverence. Arm lengths, stroke widths, and corner radii are fixed and must not be altered.

The Two Green Crosses — The Spirit’s Work Made Visible

Represent: New creation, lived faith, and neighbor-care through the Holy Spirit.

Set behind the central Cross are two green crosses.

• Green signifies life, growth, cultivation, and stewardship.
• The pair forms a double witness—echoing the biblical pattern of testimony and covenant faithfulness.
• Together, they represent the Spirit’s ongoing work: renewing people, restoring land, and forming communities shaped by love of God and neighbor.

“If anyone is in Christ, there is a new creation.” (2 Corinthians 5:17)
“You shall love the Lord your God… and your neighbor as yourself.” (Matthew 22:37–39)

Positioned behind the white Cross, the green crosses affirm a crucial truth:
all renewal flows from Christ and never replaces Him.

Design integrity:
The green forms are intentionally subdued. They support the central Cross and must never compete with it visually or symbolically.

Trinitarian clarity: The two green crosses do not represent multiple spirits. They represent a double witness and the fruit of lived faith—Spirit-made renewal expressed in love of God and neighbor—while the Holy Spirit remains one.

Composition and Sacred Order

The seal’s geometry is deliberately restrained.

• The halo defines the sacred boundary.
• The white Cross occupies the visual center.
• The green crosses align to the same grid and remain partially obscured.

This ordering reflects theological reality: the Father surrounds, the Son reveals, the Spirit animates.

Color Theology

• Gold — divine authority, holiness, eternity
• White — mercy, truth, resurrection
• Green — life, growth, stewardship, sanctuary

High contrast is required. When placed over imagery, a neutral field must be used to preserve legibility and reverence.

Usage Standards

Do

• Preserve layer order and proportions.
• Use official color values.
• Maintain clear space equal to the halo’s thickness.

Do Not

• Recolor the Cross or halo.
• Remove the green crosses from the seal variant.
• Distort, outline, or decorate the mark.
• Place on visually noisy or low-contrast backgrounds.

What the Seal Confesses

The Faith Frontier logo is a confession rendered in form:

• The Father who covers and sustains
• The Son who reveals and redeems
• The Spirit who renews and sends

It does not shout.
It does not market.
It bears witness.

Where it appears, it quietly declares that our work—whether in records, housing, land, or community—is undertaken under God’s authority, through Christ, and by the Spirit’s life-giving power.