Christian Symbols

Cross Dove

Recalling the Crucifixion of Jesus the dove represents purity, gentleness,

Christ and the redeeming benefits
of his Passion and death. The cross
is thus a sign both of Christ himself
and of the faith of Christians.
devotion, beauty, and faith. On an
international level, peace dove
represents hope and peace, and that has
resonated well across the vast majority
of religions and cultures.

Anchor

The anchor symbolizes hope,

steadfastness, calm and composure.
in future existence because the
anchor was regarded in ancient
times as a symbol of safety.

Alpha and Omega

the first and last letters of the Greek

alphabet, used to designate the
comprehensiveness of God, implying that
God includes all that can be. In the New
Testament Revelation to John, the term is
used as the self-designation of God and of
Christ.

Celtic Cross
The four arms of the Celtic cross are thought
to be representative of the four directions of
the compassions, the four elements of Fire,
Earth, Air and Water, and as representation
of our mind, soul, body and heart. The center
ring of the Celtic Cross is said to be evocative
of the Celtic symbol for infinite love.
Fish
Ancient Christians during their
persecution by the Roman Empire
in the first few centuries after
Christ, used the fish symbol to
mark meeting places and tombs, or
to distinguish friends from foes.

Christianity

Christianity is an Abrahamic, monotheistic religion based on the life

and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. It is the world's largest religion,
with about 2.4 billion followers.