In the center is:

• A blue shield, representing the Christian's faith;
• A prominent gold cross proclaiming that we preach Jesus Christ crucified and risen from the dead;
• Latin words under the cross reading "Jesus Christ is Lord";
• Three equilateral gold crosses symbolizing the Holy Trinity;
• Three gold stars on the shield standing for the three Christian creeds: the Apostolic, the Nicene and the Athanasian.
• Beneath the shield is Luther's seal (see description).
• Three gold stars on each side of the shield stand for the six Lutheran Confessions that were published in one book, titled "Concordia," in 1580.
• Grape vines fill the bottom white spaces, symbolizing Christ's words in John 15:5.
• Around the inner circle are the words on which Lutheranism is founded: Sola Scriptura, Sola Gratia, Sola Fide (by Scripture alone, by grace alone, by faith alone).
• The exterior circle contains the proper name of the church and the year it was founded--1847.