A familiar crest.
Carefully redrawn.

The work started
before the vehicles.
The International Pentecost Holiness Church was established on 14 September 1962 by His Grace Comforter Frederick Modise. Over more than six decades, its members have built places of worship and a community around them. The crest belongs to that history.
Our starting point was practical: the church needed a standard version of the logo again. We redrew the existing crest so it could be used consistently, keeping the identity people already knew at the centre of the work.
Church history: FLG Modise Pentecost Foundation ↗

The crest on each vehicle.
The project mockups show the church crest across the different vehicles, including alternative crest treatments and a metallic finish.









Ready for the road.
With the redrawn logo in place, we moved on to the fleet. The same crest appears across the different vehicles, from white and silver bodywork to deep blue. The photographs below show the finished branding, up close and out in procession.








A standard to work from.
The project began with a missing standard and finished with a redrawn church crest and a branded fleet. For us, the two parts belong together: get the original mark right, then put it to work.
Project photography supplied in the IPHC fleet archive. Original image credits and watermarks retained.