Unitarian Universalist Chalice Symbol - Meaning and History #1530289 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white emblem features a chalice with a stylized flame rising above it, enclosed by two interlocking circles. The chalice represents sacrifice, service, and shared community, while the flame signifies enlightenment, truth, and spiritual aspiration; the circles denote unity, wholeness, and the interconnectedness of all life. Adopted in 1945, it has become the central visual identity of Unitarian Universalism worldwide.

Used on UU congregational websites, worship materials, social media, and educational resources to represent the denomination’s identity and values; aligns with user intent to understand religious symbolism or find inclusive spiritual communities.