Crossroads Community ChurchLogo Design Contest

Paul. The site only allows the winning file upload here. (My apology, I did not realize it, as I have never had a change requested after selection before) To close it out you simply click "accept" . I can then just send you the font variations via email. My email is paulhtilly@gmail.com

Thanks again.
Paul Tilly - Owner | Art director
Liquid Planed Branding & Design
910.617.47.01
lwww.liquidplaneddesign.com

No worries. Thanks.

Hi Paul. Thank so much. It may be later this evening, but I will be glad to.

Yes. Could you give us some font changes and different colors with the same Logo? FYI you win!

Just checking in to see if I can help further. Please let me know if you need anything else.

I have uploaded updates as requested. Thanks again!

We love this one too! Anyway to make the "C" more distinctive?

Could you turn the c to look more like a c? For Crossroads? The one in the middle looks upside down. We are loving your work.

Geographical reference.

Location pin with a coastal reference.

Using 3 C's and a location pin.

This one was inspired by Northpoint's (Atlanta) logo a bit. (Andy Stanleys book "The Principal of The Path" is my favorite read, so I follow a lot of what they do in marketing our own church.)

Their logo is of 4 points going outward with an emphasis on the one pointing north.

I inverted that idea. To four points coming together in a community, while still forming a crossroad. The one bronze arrow points upward.

Seems to fit the simplicity of Elevation Church in Charlotte, Northpoint etc.

Hi Paul, There doesn't appear to be a file attached. Could you recheck?

- Paul T.

Thanks for all your hard work on this. We are loving the changes you are making. We are looking for a logo that will be something that will be noticeable with or with out text by it. Please check out our attached file.

We are really liking your design!!

A tapestry of different parts. A fabric made strong by different threads.

This "cross" speaks of community, and an important role for everyone within the body.

Welcome! First and foremost, I hope that you find the perfect design that helps your work in building the kingdom!

My thought here was a crossroad where all walks come together to form the cross. It is not overtly "religious" as the cross is a bit subtle... but still centers around Christ and His power to unite and bring together.

Please let me know if I can help you further.

- Paul