Unitarian Universalist Chalice Symbol - Meaning and History #1530279 (License: Personal Use)

This iconic black-and-white line drawing depicts the flaming chalice, the central symbol of Unitarian Universalism, with a stylized flame rising from a chalice, all enclosed within a circle representing wholeness and community. Originally designed during WWII by Hans Deutsch for the Unitarian Service Committee, it has evolved into a universal emblem of liberal religion, compassion, and free inquiry. The minimalist design conveys depth through simplicity, making it widely adaptable across digital, print, and liturgical contexts.

Used on UU church websites, educational materials, social media, and worship resources; serves users seeking religious symbolism, interfaith understanding, or historical context of liberal religious movements.