Wich is the religious symbol for congregationalist churches?

Question

E.g. The Shield/Star of David is the religious symbol for Judaism. The Om is the religious symbol for Hinduism. The eight-spoked Wheel of Dharma is the religious symbol for Buddhism.

Answer 1

I doubt they have one. Most Evangelical churches do not claim any religious symbol Crosses are often used, but they don't refer to any particular branch of Christianity. A fish is also used because of the Greek Word IXTHUS, whose letters are the first letters in Greek of Jesus Christ, Son of God, Saviour. But they are not a denominational symbol.

Answer 2

From Wikopedia:

In 1957, the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches in the U.S. merged with the Evangelical and Reformed Church to form the United Church of Christ.

More than 90% of the congregations affiliated with the General Council joined the United Church of Christ. However, some local churches did not follow the 1957 merger. Most of these congregations became members of either the Conservative Congregational Christian Conference or the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches, while some chose not to affiliate with any particular association of churches.

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You can view the United Church of Christ symbol at http://www.ucc.org/.

The National Association of Congregational Christian Churches uses a circle with a three mast tall ship in the middle.

Answer 3

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