Season of Creation: Witness for Creation Justice

Client Partner:

Creation Justice Ministries

National Advocacy Campaign Branding and Collateral
We developed branding, print and digital collateral, and social media content for Christian Justice Ministries’ Witness for Creation Justice event series. The use of a fresh, specific mark alongside branded collateral like press sheets, handheld signs, and digital banners makes the campaign cohesive and impactful across touchpoints and locations.
CHALLENGE

Christian Justice Ministries needed a sub-brand developed for their Witness for Creation Justice event series using their newly refreshed visual language.

REQUEST

Develop event branding ready for physical and digital rollout that makes the event promotions stand out while still being recognizable as a CJM initiative.

RESULT

We developed a new event mark that pulls elements from CJM’s logo to remain in the brand family. We developed promotional social media graphics, striking event posters, branded handouts, and a ready-to-use press sheet.

AWARD RECOGNITIONS

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Rooted in the Brand

To anchor the Witness for Creation Justice series, we designed a distinct event mark that drew directly from Christian Justice Ministries’ refreshed logo and brand. This ensured the events carried their own identity while remaining visually tied to CJM’s broader brand family. The resulting cohesive look felt fresh and familiar, signaling to participants that this was part of a trusted movement.

From Pulpit to Pavement

From press sheets to prayer handouts and rally signs, we developed a full suite of print pieces to support the events on the ground. These materials gave participants clear, visually consistent tools to share messages, join the collective prayer, and amplify their witness across public spaces. This made the call for creation justice powerful and clearly united.

Hot Off the Presses

To support CJM’s in-person events, we coordinated local printing in each city where each rally/press event was held. We worked with area printers to produce recyclable signs, using plastic when municipalities could recycle it and honeycomb board when only paper was possible. This approach ensured that all physical materials were impactful and environmentally responsible, ensuring CJM’s values were both in print and in process.