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Explanation of the Floral Theme
for the newly formed Beau-Logan Lutheran Parish
The symbol of a ship is often used to depict the church. Therefore we
have chosen a sailing boat to represent our parish, with its name "Beau-Logan".
The craft has three sails - one for each of the congregations in the
parish.
The sails are fastened firmly to the mast, which is a cross (the symbol
for Christ our Saviour). The craft cannot function unless the sails
remain fixed to the mast, just as the congregations cannot function
effectively unless they are connected to Christ.
The sauils are filled with the wind which propels the craft, just as
the Holy Spirit is the motivator for our parish.
The symbol for God the Father is above, as he is always watching over
us.
The colour of the hull is gold, the colour which repesents eternity,
while blue (the colour of sea and sky) also points to heaven.
The flowers in the boat represent the ship's crew - the people of the
parish - and so, just as the flowers are different (some large, some
small, and in many different colours), so the parish members are just
like a ships crew having different jobs, different gifts, different
skills. As the with the flowers, they blend together as one group. |

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