The Symbol

ANATOMY OF THE SYMBOL

Every detail is intentional.

Two emblems. One foundation. TGBTG brings prayer, covenant, connection, and gratitude into symbolic fashion.

Excellence anchored to the Source.

FRONT EMBLEM

PRAYER + COVENANT

Praying Hands

An expression of gratitude, surrender, and connection with God.
Philippians 4:6

Wedding Band

A symbol of the Bride of Christ. Covenant, belonging, and devotion.
Revelation 19:7

Keyhole

Set within the ring, the keyhole represents prayer as the key that unlocks the door.
Matthew 7:7

Link Bracelet

The unbreakable chain of God’s love and the heavenly riches found within.
Romans 8:38–39 • Ephesians 1:3

BACK EMBLEM

CHRIST + THE ANCHOR

Chi-Rho

An ancient monogram formed from the first two Greek letters of “Christ.” It places the Anointed One at the center of the design.
Colossians 1:17

Anchor

Hope, stability, and a life secured in God.
Hebrews 6:19

Fish

Discipleship and the call to carry faith into the world.
Matthew 4:19

Water + Rising Sun

New life, renewal, and the promise of a new day.
2 Corinthians 5:17 • Lamentations 3:22–23

SHARED ELEMENTS

CONNECTION + FRUITFULNESS

Rope

Strength, connection, and covenant. Interwoven strands express the power of being bound together.
Ecclesiastes 4:12

Vine + Grapes

Christ is the vine. Through our connection to Him, we bear fruit.
John 15:5

THE STANDARD

Humility is remembering the Giver.

A symbol of the life you live, the gifts you carry, and the Source you give the glory.