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The Lamb is a symbol for Jesus who is sometimes called ‘The Lamb of God’.

Babe / Manger represents Jesus as a baby at Christmas.

The Nativity Star is the symbol of the Star of Bethlehem or Epiphany, when the Wise men visited Jesus.

The Shepherd’s Crook or Staff remembers that Jesus sometimes called himself a shepherd. It can also represent the shepherds who were the first people told about the birth of Jesus.

The Cup or Chalice is a symbol of the Mass, Eucharist or Communion. It also represents God’s forgiveness.

The Keys are a symbol for the Church in all the world. Jesus told his friend Peter that “I will give you keys to heaven”, so this means that Christians have to tell other people about Jesus.

The Triquetra is made of three loops making a triangle representing the three parts of the ‘Trinity’ of God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit.

The White Rose is a symbol for purity and can represent Mary.

Hands in Prayer help Christians remember that they should pray to God.

The Heart is a symbol of love and reminds Christians that God is love.

The Lion is a symbol for Jesus who is sometimes called ‘The Lion of Judah’. Jesus is also represented as Aslan the Lion in the Chronicle of Narnia books by C S Lewis.

The Shell is a symbol for baptism. It reminds Christians of the water that they are baptized in. It is also a sign of Pilgrimage, as Pilgrims to the Holy Land (Israel) would use a shell as a drinking vessel.

The Fish is one of the oldest Christian symbols. The letters, from the Greek word for fish (ichthus), stand for Jesus (I), Christ (X), God (Q), Son (Y), Savior (S). Some of Jesus’ disciples were fishermen.

The Ship is also a symbol of the Church, sailing towards heaven.

The Lamp and The Candle both represents that Christians believe Jesus in the Light of the World.

The Lamp and The Candle both represents that Christians believe Jesus in the Light of the World.

The Eastern Cross is used by many Eastern or Orthodox Churches.

The Chi-Rho looks like a ‘P’ with an ‘X’ on top of it. These two letters are the first two letters of the Greek word ‘Christos’ which means Christ.

IHS are the first three letters of ‘Jesus’ in Greek, this has been used to represent Jesus from the third century. From the middle ages, they also were used in the latin phrase “Jesus Hominum Salvator” which means “Jesus, Saviour of men”. And in English they can mean “In His Jesus’s Service”. I’ve added them on a Cross as it looks more interest...

The Upsilon Cross comes from the Greek letter Y. It is also called The Thieves’ Cross from the two robbers who were crucified on each side of Jesus. It also symbolizes the choice between good and evil.

The Irish or Celtic Cross is a normal cross with a circle in the middle to symbolize eternity.

The Triumphant Cross represents the earth with the cross on top. It symbolizes Jesus is triumphant over anything we can face in the world.

The Jerusalem Cross was worn by the crusaders going to Jerusalem, in the middle ages. It can symbolize the Four Gospels in the Bible, the spread of the Gospel to the four corners of the earth or the five wounds of Jesus when he died on the cross.

An Eight Pointed Star represents baptism and regeneration.

The Star of David, sometimes called the Star of Creation, is a symbol that Jesus was a Jew and a descendant of King David.

A Five Pointed Star represents the five wounds of Jesus on the cross.

The Butterfly is a symbol for transformation and the immortal soul.

The Latin Cross, also sometimes called the Roman Cross. The base of the Cross has three steps that symbolize faith, hope, and love.

The Anchor Cross reminds Christian’s that Jesus is the anchor of their faith.

The Crown is the symbol that Jesus in King. It shows that Christians believe Jesus is ruler over heaven and the earth.

Link to a large version of The Alpha and Omega Chrismon Alpha and Omega are the first and the last letters of the Greek alphabet. Used together, they symbolize that Christians believe Jesus is the beginning and end of all things.

The Dove is the symbol of peace and the Holy Spirit. It is shown pointing down to represent the Holy Spirit that appeared as a Dove when Jesus was baptized.

The Scroll represents the Bible.

The Angel reminds Christians of the angels who told the shepherds about the birth of Jesus. It can also represent the second coming of Jesus

The Cross symbolizes that Christians believe Jesus Christ died for everyone on a Cross.