The St. Alban’s Brand Kit

BRAND & STYLE RESOURCES | 2026

One home for our logos, colors, and type. Grab what you need, in the format you need it.

our logo - three versions, each with a job
Option A · everyday
A black and white illustration of a ship

The wordmark

Your everyday logo. Use this most of the time — bulletins, letters, email, anything with room for the name. Most legible, copies cleanest.

Soft black

copies lighter

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Color

Deep purple

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White

for dark backgrounds

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Black

on white

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Option B · formal
A young girl in a pink dress sitting on a yellow and green slide in a park.

Cross + wordmark

The dressed-up version. Letterhead, banners, bulletin covers — when you have space and want presence.

Black
Soft black
Deep Purple
White 
Option C · icon
A cartoon hand with a finger pointing up, in front of a calendar with a date marked and a wrench.

The cross mark

For tight squares — website icon, social avatar, app, a stamp. Use it alone, not beside the wordmark.

Black
Soft black
Deep Purple
White 
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SPRING/SUMMER COLORS | 2026

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typography
HEADINGS

Aa

Merriweather · serif

Get Merriweather 
BODY

Aa

Lato · sans-serif

Get Lato 
our EPISCOPAL MARKS
A shield-shaped emblem featuring a blue field with seven white cross symbols in the upper left corner, red cross stripes dividing the shield into four sections, and white sections in the remaining three quadrants.

TEC Shield

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A black and white coat of arms shield divided into four quadrants, with a cross in the lower-right quadrant and a cluster of smaller crosses in the upper-left quadrant.

TEC Shield punch out for dark backgrounds

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A shield divided into four sections with different colors and symbols: Top left has white crosses on a blue background; top right has diagonal stripes in pink, light blue, brown, and black; bottom left has vertical rainbow stripes in purple, blue, and green; bottom right has vertical rainbow stripes in yellow, orange, and red.

TEC Pride Shield

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Emblem with blue cross, gear, and text 'The Episcopalian Diocese of Arizona.'

Episcopal Diocese of Arizona logo

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The Rules

One color, one job.

Every color has a defined role and stays in its lane. Cream is for backgrounds. Deep purple is for ink. Lavender is for quiet section fields. Gold is for action. Burnt orange is for the liturgical seasons.

Gold is rare.

When everything is highlighted, nothing is. Gold appears on primary buttons, links, and the occasional accent word. If you're using gold for headlines or whole sections, you've broken the system.

Burnt orange is liturgical.

Reserved for the rust seasons — Pentecost, stewardship, Reign of Christ Sunday, and saints' days where it fits the church calendar. Default to deep purple for everyday dark sections.

Don’t do this.

Body text in lavender. Backgrounds in burnt orange outside its seasons. Headlines in gold. More than one accent color in a single section.