History of the JFBC Logo

Bryant and Anne Wright were sitting at his parent's kitchen table a week before his first Sunday as pastor of Johnson Ferry in January of 1982 when the design and purpose of the logo was created.

They put the J and F together designed in the shape of a cross to indicate the Johnson Ferry Ministries would be centered on Christ. It is also a reminder of the price Jesus paid for our salvation.

The circle stands for the world in hopes that Johnson Ferry will always have the world on our heart, seeking to reach and disciple all nations for Jesus Christ.

This logo, simple in design, but rich in symbolism, reminds each of us what our church and ministry stands for.

About Jeep Collins

Jeep Collins was born and still lives in the Texas Hill Country. It is here that he uses inspiration and God-given talent to transform sketches into metal. Collins can typically be found with family, his horses, or in his secluded studio making sketches or carving wax. In his designs, Collins pays close attention to detail, craftsmanship, and quality making his designs unique and meaningful.