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Chaplaincy Services

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Project: CSLogoDesign
Industry: Religion and Spirituality Logo
Contest Launched: Sep 14, 2010
Selected: 1 winning design from 46 concepts
Winning Design by: jaggu
Close Date: Sep 21, 2010

CSLogoDesign - Religion and Spirituality

Concept #45

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Creative Brief

CSLogoDesign

Chaplaincy Services

Where Caring, Community & Business Meet

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I am creating a company that provides pastoral care to people at work and in community organizations. It is modeled after hospital chaplaincy.

Our chaplains listen. We "meet" the person wherever he or she is - respecting their spirituality whatever that looks like. It is soul and heart work - and isn't about convincing anyone of anything. We provide a loving presence, particularly when people are going through a hard time, a crisis, or have lost someone through death.

Chaplains will make brief, regular, confidential work site visits to get to know employees and offer moments of connection, acknowledgment and encouragement. If an employee has something he/she wants to discuss with the chaplain, it may be mentioned then. Depending on the nature and urgency of the employee need, the chaplain will coordinate a place and time for a follow-up meeting. This may be on a break, at lunch, by e-mail, or by phone.
Community and Home Visits

At the employee’s invitation, chaplains will make hospital, family home, nursing home, funeral home, and/or other neutral site visits when appropriate.

Service Focus
Chaplains care for the employee, as well as immediate family members. Such care includes confidential discussions concerning, but not restricted to: marriage, divorce and remarriage, serious illness, death, grief recovery, child-rearing, and care of aging parents. Other personal issues that may be discussed could include the effects of AIDS and HIV-related illnesses; drug and alcohol dependency; fears related to national, state, and local terrorist activity; financial and budgeting matters; psychiatric problems; serious illness; spousal and child abuse; and stress management.

Religion and Spirituality

Logo Type
Logo Type

Symbolic
Symbolic

Abstract Mark
Abstract Mark

Initials
Initials

Sophisticated
Local/Neighborhood

please see my site, chaplaincyservices.org. Plum, mauve, taupe, gray, black, cream. Happy to see complementary colors as well. Prefer rich, warm color. Want executives to know that we are a serious, substantial business and reflect that tending to the soul and the heart is vital to us.

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Please see competitor sites: marketplacechaplains.com and http://www.chaplain.org/

I don't like them.

I love the feel of thework.com

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Discussion

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  • September 21, 2010 2:02 PM
    jaggu jaggu
     
    Hey Nalini, Source file set of #45 (web and print version done separately) is sent to logoguru and mycroburst-sourcefile department. Soon they'll forward it to you. colors info, font file and transfer agreement is with the zip set. Best of luck -Akash(jaggu)

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  • September 21, 2010 8:05 AM
    ChaplaincyServices ChaplaincyServices
      Project Holder
    Thank you to everyone for your efforts and wonderful concepts. Best wishes to all of you.

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  • September 21, 2010 4:06 AM
    valu2507 valu2507
     
    best of luck to you jaggu

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  • September 21, 2010 3:55 AM
    jaggu jaggu
     
    thanks for withdrawing same concept Valu2507.much respect for you.

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  • September 21, 2010 3:25 AM
    jaggu jaggu
     
    C'mon Valu2507(or whoever you are),stick to your basic concept ,don't copy mine. this is disrespect to designer's ethic.

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  • September 20, 2010 4:42 PM
    ChaplaincyServices ChaplaincyServices
      Project Holder
    Hello Designers: Thank you for the amazing contributions so far. It's the final day to submit designs. I will choose one (though difficult to do) tomorrow. Please email me if you have questions. Thanks.

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  • September 16, 2010 2:48 PM
    ChaplaincyServices ChaplaincyServices
      Project Holder
    Hello Designers, Some clarification. I require a logo design that works on multiple media/forms, including website, correspondence, business cards, reports, etc. I am fine with something that can be embellished with more than 2 colors, greater detail (e.g., the tree is beautiful in #10, 11, 12), 3D (for the website, let's say) and also looks great in black and white if need be. I imagine our chaplains wearing nice shirts with the logo embroidered or name tags with the logo. Do not feel wed to a tree image. Feel free to convey caring and community in ways that speak to you once you've digested my brief and comments. Thanks.

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  • September 15, 2010 9:52 PM
    ChaplaincyServices ChaplaincyServices
      Project Holder
    Hi mip1980, Thank you for your quick turnaround. Could you enlighten me on your concept a bit. What does your graphic represent?

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  • September 15, 2010 11:03 AM
    ChaplaincyServices ChaplaincyServices
      Project Holder
    Thank you for your contributions thus far. Very neat ideas. I am "on the fence in terms of adding a tagline". IF it's not too much trouble, please submit one design with and one without. I am not a fan of strong pink (in the designs with the dove) - I don't think it will work in the corporate world. Please go richer/deeper. My preference is to have plum as the dominant color. Please see my site chaplaincyservices.org as I've used plum in the header there. Also, I'd appreciate designers to consider universal symbols of spirit (the dove is most closely associated with Christianity). It is critical that people know that my firm is open to all... We offer compassionate care to people of all faiths and no faiths, including Protestantism (acknowledging the many denominations within), Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Judaism (Orthodox, Conservative/Masorti, Reform, Progressive, Humanist, Renewal), Buddhist (various schools and traditions), Hinduism, Islam, Sufism, Bahai, Science of Mind, Humanism, Agnosticism, Atheism and "spiritual but not religious", etc. I am fine with more than 2 colors and something that could work with shadow/3D as well (for website) as well as a 2D logo that I would use in correspondence.

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