Flaming Chalice Symbol - Unitarian Universalist Logo and Meaning #3567928 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white logo features a stylized chalice with a flame rising from its bowl, enclosed by two overlapping circles. The design was created in 1941 by Hans Deutsch and adopted by the Unitarian Universalist Association as its official symbol, representing sacrifice, love, and the light of reason. The intersecting circles often signify the merging of Unitarian and Universalist traditions.

Commonly used on UUA websites, congregational materials, worship slides, and social media to denote affiliation with Unitarian Universalism; matches user intent seeking religious symbolism, denominational identity, or historical iconography.