Igreja Adventista do 7 Dia Logo

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Igreja Adventista do 7 Dia logo

About Igreja Adventista do 7 Dia

Centered on a dark background, the logo shows a green open book (two stylized pages) at the base with a vertical thin cross shape rising from its center. Above the book are three upward-curving yellow flame-like stripes grouped to form a single stylized flame. The graphic sits above a stacked, serif wordmark in Portuguese reading "IGREJA ADVENTISTA DO SÉTIMO DIA" in pale gray.

The composition is symmetrical and flat, using solid fills with no gradients or outlines. The overall layout is emblematic: symbol on top, denominational name beneath, with high contrast between the yellow/green symbol and the darker background and light gray text.

What's in it: flame open book cross

Shapes: stylized flame (three upward curved stripes) open book (two pages) vertical cross (central thin form) stacked wordmark

Style: religious flat minimalist symbolic

Text in logo: IGREJA ADVENTISTA DO SÉTIMO DIA

Visually suggests a Bible/open book at the base, a central cross, and upward flames—commonly used to evoke scripture, Christian faith and the Holy Spirit or the church's message.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Yellow (flame)

#F6C000 · primary

Green (book)

#00A74E · primary

Light gray (text)

#D1D3D4 · secondary

Black (background)

#000000 · accent

Igreja Adventista do 7 Dia Logo History

This is the emblem of the Seventh-day Adventist Church (Portuguese: Igreja Adventista do Sétimo Dia). The global denomination was organized in the 19th century; the emblem—combining an open Bible, a cross and stylized flames—is the church's widely used symbol and appears with local-language wordmarks.

Frequently asked

What organization uses this logo?

It is the emblem of the Seventh-day Adventist Church; the text is Portuguese for 'Seventh-day Adventist Church.'

What do the graphic elements represent?

Visually, the green open book suggests the Bible, the central upright form is a cross, and the yellow curved shapes form a stylized flame suggesting the Holy Spirit or the church's message.