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These two logos are illustrated together because of their similarities. The idea driving these logos is the representation that the cross "God" is at the center of our church, both physically and philosophically. The textual representation emphasizes CEPC. See my earlier blog for justification of the CEPC acronym. The cross in this logo has a hole at the intersection, just like the cross in the middle of our campus. The top logo also shows a similar hole where the cross intersects the building.
The black semi-circle matches the orientation of main street, just as the cross matches the orientation of the cross (pointing north). Less important is the black color, which I thought was appripriate representing us as sinners, looking to the cross as our model.
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