Which religious organization rebranded in 2001 with a simplified logo design called 'The Signature' that replaced their previous complex emblem to increase recognition in digital media?

Religious institutions and philosophical organizations have developed distinctive logos and brand identities over centuries, often conveying deep symbolic meaning while functioning as modern brand identifiers. This poll explores how religious organizations have adapted traditional symbols for contemporary brand recognition, balancing sacred significance with effective visual communication. Test your knowledge of how ancient wisdom meets modern branding strategy in the spiritual marketplace.

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church)
Tibetan Buddhist Association
The World Council of Churches
International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON)