FCCA's first logo was created in 1994 when the constitution was finalized. During 1997 the logo under went a slight change, as seen of the right logo on the right was used on our official letterheads, especially on our letters of the Department of Home Affairs.
The same logo was used until FCCA was registered as an Art 21 Co. in 2010.
The Logo comprises of three elements: Africa, the Cross and the Dove.
Africa: Father called us to reach Africa with the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.
The Cross: The symbol of the price our Messiah paid that we can be saved. The cross is never something to be proud of; it is what was achieved on the cross that we cherish.
The Dove: The symbol of the baptism in and being led by the Holy Spirit.
In 2010 the logo of FCCA was registered after an attempted hijack of the Fellowship and it's logos.
During our first conference in March 2010 the churches and ministries contributed that the Art 21 Co and the logo could be registered.
We are thankful to the Almighty that He protected the Fellowship during the attempted hijack.
