Which major religious organization redesigned its logo in 2001 to include a globe symbol with three interlocking figures representing 'people of all colors, beliefs and backgrounds'?

Religious organizations have increasingly adopted modern branding strategies, including distinctive logos that communicate their values and identity. These visual symbols often blend traditional religious iconography with contemporary design elements. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous religious organization's logo that underwent a significant transformation as part of its global marketing strategy. Can you identify which religious organization made this particular branding decision?

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church)
The United Methodist Church
Scientology International
The World Council of Churches