The Evangelical Covenant Church

The uniqueness of the Evangelical Covenant Church is expressed in the
ECC logo, which represents:

People united in Christ
People serving people in God's name; and
People bringing people to Christ.

Within the design are four people who face north, south, east and west. Note that each one's arms are outstretched, indicating the church's outreach in mission and service to the world. The four are part of the whole, yet their hands do not touch, symbolizing their unity in the freedom and evangelical warmth that characterizes the Covenant.

The geometric arrangement of the four figures results in a crosslike pattern, representative of the center of our faith. The center circle symbolizes the unity and the bond of fellowship which we call "the Covenant," an oath we've made to love God and love each other.

For an in-depth explanation of the logo,
visit the Evangelical Covenant Church web site.

Read Covenant Affirmations and Covenant Distinctives to learn about the origin of the Evangelical Covenant Church, what makes the Covenant Church unique and how the Covenant Church is evangelical without being exclusive.