See the logo design and learn about the branding process that helped Christwalk Church see more first-time guests. In this post, you’ll learn how to create a brand rather than just design a logo.
![Christwalk present 3-01](https://church-brand-guide.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Christwalk-present-3-01.jpg)
![Christwalk present 3-02](https://church-brand-guide.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Christwalk-present-3-02.jpg)
![Christwalk present 3-05](https://church-brand-guide.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Christwalk-present-3-05.jpg)
![Christwalk present 3-03](https://church-brand-guide.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Christwalk-present-3-03.jpg)
![Christwalk present 3-04](https://church-brand-guide.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Christwalk-present-3-04.jpg)
SHOW NOTES
- The church, in its spiritual form, is inviting to all.
- A church needs to cut through the noise and meet its target audience.
- How do we do this? In my signature branding process, I give you questions to answer that will shape your brand strategy to reach those who would say, “I love it here!”
- We can then design a suitable logo, the color scheme, and the ideal front for your brand out of these answers.
The story behind the Christwalk Logo
- The church’s brand strategy is to target people that regularly vacation in the area. They have a laid-back mentality because they are there for leisure.
- The circle-shaped was chosen because the church is more relational in its approach.
- The color scheme reflects the area, which has a beach vibe. The brown, green, white, and blues are desaturated and soft.
- The front we choose is a simple front and trendy but not too trendy. It’s not going to be outdated within the next 10 years.
- Also, a tip, mockup the logo on a t-shirt, mug, and other items so you can “try it on.”
Conclusion
- People judge a book by its cover, so we need to get our branding right as a church to attract new people.
- Visitors will decide within minutes of visiting your church if they will come back.
- Church leaders need to embrace good branding.
Get the Church Branding Checklist for Free
Unlock the power of effective branding with our meticulously crafted PDF Ebook.
More Podcast Episodes
How to Brand a Church Plant with Jarod Smith (CBG023)
We focus on church planting and what it takes to establish a strong brand with a tight budget. Jarod Smith is our guest who is planting a church in the Nashville, Tennessee area and he talks about the early stages of establishing a brand in a community. He unpacks the...
How Publishing Can Build Your Church’s Brand with Michelle Gines (CBG022)
In this episode, we talk about how a church can produce helpful content beyond sermons to serve those they are trying to reach. Michelle Gines is a book publisher and she unpacks the publishing process. Churches can produce helpful content in various ways including...
How to Create Momentum Toward the Future by Branding Your Church (CBG021)
A healthy church brand can be created in a time frame that builds momentum. In this episode, Michael talks about his 6-month church branding process and breaks it down into 3 executable rounds. He talks about the items that need to be accomplished in each round in...
What It Looks Like for An Old Church to Embrace New Marketing Techniques to Reach New People with Bishop Jack Vaughn (CBG020)
Bishop Jack Vaughn talks of the importance of churches having a good understanding of who they are trying to reach and how to reach them. He talks about the need for church leaders to focus on reaching the next generation so there is a legacy in place long after them....
Top Questions for Branding Your Church with Barbara Carneiro (CBG019)
A strong church brand is reflective of a long-term vision to create the right perception of the church. A church can start to create a great brand by asking the right questions about who they are called to reach. The logo is a good starting point to help a...
How Branding has Created Growth for a Church that was in Decline (CBG018)
We take a look at the rebranding process of Evangelistic Center, a church in Kansas City, Kansas, which was a well-established church that found itself in decline. They are now experiencing a great deal of momentum and growth as a result of the rebranding...