Which religious organization underwent a significant logo redesign in 2001 that replaced its traditional cross emblem with a more abstract 'flame and cross' design to better communicate its mission of 'making disciples of Christ'?

Throughout history, religious organizations have developed distinctive logos and visual identities to represent their faith traditions. These sacred symbols often have deep theological significance and historical context that goes beyond mere branding. This trivia question explores how one major religious organization approached the development of its modern visual identity, balancing tradition with contemporary design principles.

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The United Methodist Church
The Southern Baptist Convention
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
The Presbyterian Church (USA)