Introduction
These guidelines establish a clear and consistent visual standard for representing the Church of God of Prophecy across every ministry, department, and congregation.
Purpose of the Brand Guidelines
The Church of God of Prophecy is a vibrant Christian movement grounded in Scripture, firm in the faith, and resolute in its passion for people. It is a worldwide body of believers, united in worship and working hand-inhand to share God’s love and a message of hope with the broken-hearted across the globe.
We aim to present ourselves through our image with consistent, distinctive, and high-quality communication that faithfully represents the Church of God of Prophecy. These brand guidelines present the visual identity of the Church of God of Prophecy as an expression of who we are—a global, Christ-centered movement rooted in Scripture and passionate about sharing God’s love with others.
Our historic symbols, including the Church flag and logo, point to Jesus Christ and His work, reminding us that every color, shape, and mark exists to exalt Him and to support our mission in the world.
These guidelines are designed to help every church, ministry, and leader represent the Church of God of Prophecy with clarity, consistency, and dignity, so that our printed materials, digital media, and local communications speak with one recognizable voice across the globe.
Brand Consistency
Brand consistency for the Church of God of Prophecy is essential because it visually and verbally unites a global family of believers around a shared identity, and mission. When the same logos, colors, typography, and tone are used across websites, social media, printed materials, and local church communications, people quickly recognize that a message, ministry initiative, or event is part of the same movement. This familiarity builds trust, reinforces credibility, and helps members of the movement feel that they belong to something larger than their local context. Consistency ensures that when someone encounters the Church of God of Prophecy whether online, in a publication, or at an event—they experience the same core values of integrity, excellence, and Christ-centered ministry.
Brand consistency also serves the mission by making communication clear and more effective, so that the message of the gospel and the Church’s vision are never overshadowed by confusion or mixed signals. When visual identity and messaging are aligned, every church, ministry department, and region can tell its part of the story in a way that still feels connected to the whole body. This unity strengthens outreach, supports global initiatives like missions and discipleship, and helps new audiences understand who the Church of God of Prophecy is and what it stands for confidently. In a world saturated with competing messages, a clear, consistent brand helps the Church stand out—not just for visual reasons, but as a faithful, recognizable witness to the work God is doing through this movement worldwide.
How to Use These Guidelines
These guidelines ensure every Church of God of Prophecy communication reflects our unified identity and mission with clarity and excellence.
- Use these guidelines for all Church of God of Prophecy materials, including print, web, social media, and video, so everything looks and feels united.
- Always use the official logo, colors, and fonts exactly as shown in this guide; do not redraw, stretch, or change them.
- Check the logo usage, color, and typography sections before starting a new design to make sure your work matches the brand
- Follow the “What not to do” examples to avoid common mistakes with the logo, colors, and layouts
- When in doubt, choose the simpler, cleaner option that best matches the samples provided in these pages
- Share these guidelines with anyone who creates materials for your ministry (designers, volunteers, printers, and media teams) so everyone is working from the same standard.
- If you are unsure whether something fits the brand, ask your Global Communications liaison in your region for clarification before finalizing.