This is the first part in a mini-series of articles that feature church logos based on their primary color. It should be fun!

Blue

It’s not an accident I start with blue. Research done by the good folks over at KISSmetrics shows that blue is both men and women’s favorite color. There are a few theories why that is. Some say it’s because, out of all the colors, blue is the least offensive visually. Others claim that a blue sky is a sign of good weather. In the case of Mark Zuckerberg, it’s because he is red-green colorblind. If you’ve ever wondered why Facebook is blue, now you know.

So let’s see which churches use blue as the primary color in their visual style.

Cherrydale

Designer: Philip Lester, Nancy Carter

Living Waters

Designer: Rachel Getsinger

The Avenue Church

Designer: Cade Cran

Stone Church

Designer: Mark Edward

Neighborhood Church

Designer: Clint McManaman

Redeemer Reformed Church

Designer: Josiah Jost

Community Bible Fellowship

Designer: Grace Oris

Calvary Church

Designer: Robert Lane

City of Grace

Designer: I*AM Design

Northside Church of Christ

Designer: Kristin Lasita

Church on the Rock

Designer: Brandon Jones

Crosspoint Encuentro Church

Designer: David Bilbo

Smithville Baptist Church

Designer: Paul Tynes

Luminous Church

Designer: Joe Aylor

Peace Lutheran

Designer: Ian Welch

Grace Valley Christian Center

Designer: Jessica Blizard

Update: There is now a Pinterest board with all these logos.