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In designing the new logo, my brief was very clear. Truth proclaimed at The Bridge was, as it has always been: without compromise, the Bible taken at face value without re-interpretation, a sound evangelistic foundation, a love for Israel and a finger kept firmly on the prophetic pulse of the world.

 

I was keen to keep clear of all the usual hackneyed imagery used by most churches and Christian groups and wanted to create something that was fresh and distinct, yet maintained the Fellowship's unashamed love for Israel and it's love of the truth. The name descriptor was quite easy and is expressed in two simple words, Bridge Lane.

 

Menorah

 

The Menorah motif took shape on its own and it was as though some 'divine hand' was guiding me as I began to draw the shapes. The candle holders, all of a sudden took on the shape of Rams horns or Trumpets and this stood out so obviously that I couldn't escape what was before my eyes. It was as though the Lord was making a statement about the nature of the role and function of The Bridge - i.e. a church that was not fearful of sounding the trumpet of truth to all the nations. The central flame is representational of the 'Ruach' or Holy Spirit of God, fanning the flame of truth from the centre.

 

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Similarly, the web banners (heading this and the Home Page) were based on the themes of light, darkness and pending global change with a family placed in both versions to represent the 'human element'. The imagery is quite strong and even provocative to draw attention to the prophetic nature of the message that goes forth from The Bridge. Appropriate scripture accompanies both web banners.

 

Andrew Coomar

2 Sep 2009

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