Unitarian Universalist Chalice Symbol - Meaning and History #94803 (License: Personal Use)

This minimalist black-and-white emblem features a stylized flame rising from a chalice, forming a unified circular shape. Designed during WWII by Hans Deutsch, it became the enduring symbol of Unitarian Universalism, signifying sacrifice, light, and shared values across diverse beliefs. The design balances simplicity with deep symbolic resonance, used globally in worship, advocacy, and identity.

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