Authorized Emblems |
Christian
Christian - a cross in outline form, Latin Cross Buddhist — an eight spoked wheel, the wheel of righteousness.
Hebrew — the six-pointed Star of David. Presbyterian Cross — a cross with circle about its intersection. Russian Orthodox Cross — a cross with transverse elements at head and foot. Lutheran Cross — a cross with a smaller cross within a heart at the intersection. Episcopal Cross— a cross with a smaller cross within a heart at the intersection. Unitarian Church Flaming Chalice — A flaming chalice. United Methodist Church — a cross with a flowing banner. Aaronic Order Church — a cross with transverse elements at head and arms. Mormon — encircled figure of the angel Moroni blowing a trumpet. Native American of North America — a tepee with three feathers at its peak. Serbian Orthodox — the Serbian Orthodox cross, solid with crossed members terminating with appearance a three-petaled. Greek Cross — a solid cross with horizontal arms midway on vertical shaft. Bahai — a nine-pointed star, in outline. Atheist — an atom with an "A" at the nuclear and three eliptical orbits. Muslim — crescent moon and a five-pointed star within the crescent arms. Hindu — the "omkar" symbol or "om," representing a concept of totality. Konko-Kyo Faith — the crest of Konko religion, the Japanese character for "gold" enclosed in a circle with eight petals. Community of Christ — grouping of three figures - lion, child and lamb. Sufism Reoriented — the heart and wings in outline, and "I" within the heart. Tenrikyo Church — A circular symbol having within it a formation of five circles connected to a center circle by spokes. Seicho-No-Ie — A circular symbol with 32 exterior cogs and inside the circle an eight-pointed star within a white cross, the ends swept in a clockwise direction. The Church of World Messianity (Izunome) — A circular symbol having a rim and hub with alternating fat and thin spokes, eight in number. United Church of Religion Science — A circular symbol encombassing a central vee and having a pair of horizontal bars benind the vee. Christian Reformed Church — An equilateral triangle with a base at the bottom and angle at the top with a cross whose vertical member extends centrally above and below the triangle and whose shorter horizontal member is midway on the vertical. United Moravian Church — A leftward facing ram bearing a banner across its right shoulder, the banner the Christian flag of Gustavus Adolphus. Eckankar — The leters "E" and "K" stylized to form a circular symbol. Christian Church — A chalice or goblet with a cross placed at an oblique angle leftward on the cup portion of the goblet.
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