Seventh-day Adventists are devoted to helping people understand the Bible to find freedom, healing, and hope in Jesus. This page provides the Seventh-day Adventist logo and symbol in every language, with 3 different versions, 18 different colors and 3 different output formats (PNG, SVG, PDF). Do you need a ® or TM?

Click here for visual identity guidelines and official logo information. These guidelines were developed to anticipate and accommodate our differences, both in the content of our materials, and the styles we design in.

These guidelines describe the core elements and principles of our identity system. They are intended to be dynamic, consisting of regular updates as we learn from members and church leadership about what works best for their respective audiences.

The Seventh-day Adventist symbol, which many people think of as the “logo,” has been in use since 1997, and is the most recognizable element of our existing visual identity system. Though it may not communicate everything, because of its consistent use it now carries a deep significance for all who are familiar with it.

Vector files for entity (division, union, conference, local church, departments, etc.) logos, business system, and signage templates that can be downloaded and populated to reflect the entity, as well as font files and a PDF of the entire Brand Guidelines booklet are available for download at www.nadadventist.org/branding.

Depending on your logo needs, use local church, conferences, unions and their departments, and division departments logos. Also, learn how to use The Creation Grid for use on special communications. Learn about the NAD color palette, typography, logo font, and alternative fonts.

Discover how and when a group can use the Seventh Day Adventist Church trademark, name, and logo and learn which organizations have obtained registered trademarks.

Download the logo, design libraries, and toolkit here: identity.adventist.org/downloads. The Identity Guideline System helps the Adventist Church unite our spoken, published, and produced materials to present a unified identity of logo & branding.

The Identity Guideline System helps the Adventist Church unite our spoken, published, and produced materials to present a unified identity of logo & branding.

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