Do we get to give input on the design or do you just pick something?

You drive this. We'll ask about your church's personality, your preferences, colors that matter to you, anything you know you don't want. Then we design based on that direction. You'll see concepts and we'll refine from there.

What if we already have a logo but it just needs to be cleaned up?

That's common. Sometimes a logo has the right idea but the execution is rough — bad resolution, inconsistent colors, or it was hand-drawn and never properly digitized. A refresh can keep what people recognize while making it actually work across formats.

Can the logo include our church name or should it be a standalone symbol?

Either works. A lot of churches benefit from a combination — a mark that can stand alone for social media or favicon use, paired with the full name for signage and print. We'll talk through what makes sense for how you'll actually use it.

We're a small church with a small budget. Is $500 realistic for something good?

Yes. A strong logo doesn't require a massive budget. It requires clear thinking and good design skills. Starting at $500 covers a professional, versatile logo with the file formats you need. No padding, no upsells.

How long before we can start using it?

One to two weeks from kickoff. Once you approve the final design, you'll get all your files the same day. Ready for your sign company, your website, your printer — wherever you need it.

Logo Design · Seven Points, TX

Church Logo Design in Seven Points

Does your church logo actually represent who you are? Or is it something someone threw together in Microsoft Word fifteen years ago and it just… stuck? A good logo matters more than most churches realize.

Get a Free Quote

What's Your Logo Saying Without You?

Think about every place your church logo shows up. The sign out front on FM 85. The bulletin handed out Sunday morning. Your Facebook page. The flyer pinned to the board at Seven Points Park.

If it looks like clip art — or worse, if it looks like nothing because you don't really have one — that's the first impression people get. And in a small community like Seven Points, first impressions carry. Folks driving past Lake Palestine Marina on a weekend trip might notice your sign. A family new to Henderson County might search for churches and land on your Facebook page. What they see in that first second either invites them in or makes them scroll past.

A church logo doesn't need to be flashy. But it does need to look intentional. Clean. Like someone cared enough to do it right.

What You'll Actually Get

Logo design starts at $500, and you'll have it in hand within one to two weeks.

You get a mark that works everywhere — printed small on a business card, blown up on a banner for VBS, or cropped into a circle for your social media profile. That last one trips up a lot of churches. The logo looks fine on letterhead but turns into an unreadable smudge at 100 pixels. We design with every size in mind from the start.

You'll also get files in every format you'll need. Print-ready. Web-ready. No calling back six months later because the shirt printer needs a vector file and you only have a blurry JPEG.

Can We Talk Straight for a Minute?

Church logos tend to fall into two camps. Either it's a generic cross-and-sun design that a thousand other churches are using. Or it's something overly complicated — seven colors, a dove, a Bible, the church name in a script font nobody can read from more than ten feet away.

Both are bad.

Your church has a personality. Maybe you're traditional. Maybe you're contemporary. Maybe you're a 40-person congregation that meets in a community room and that's exactly what you want to be. The logo should match that — not fight it.

And you shouldn't have to pay a fortune for it. Some design firms charge thousands for a church logo and deliver something you could've gotten for a fraction of the cost. $500 is the starting point here. That's it. No bloated process, no six rounds of revisions on a concept you didn't ask for.

You tell us who you are. We make it look right.