I was looking at our church logo the other day wondering if it was time to change it. Had our old logo run it’s course? Well, I haven’t answered that question yet, but it got me to thinking about logos these days. Logos are important in businesses and organizations because they catch your attention and soon you identify the logo with the business. For instance, the golden arches are very familiar; you already know I am talking about McDonalds. Another recognizable logo is the “swoosh;” you already know I am talking about Nike. Companies pay big money to develop a logo. Most logos convey messages as well, such as: victory, happiness, status. But, how about the church, what is our logo?
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