Set ablaze
by every tongue,
every tribe.
What lives inside the system.
A shield
of fire, sun,
and sea.
The youth of the islands, set apart and sent. The crest is a covenant in pictures — every motif belongs.
A modern Pinoy
shield, set on fire.
Drawn from Luke 3:16 — "He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire." The shield protects; the flame consecrates; the sun remembers the homeland.
Above the flame, the Baybayin Apo — both the young descendant and the honored elder. We carry ancient wisdom; we are children of God in the same breath.
Shield. Sun. Apo. Flame. Fire & Water.
Shield
A modern Pinoy shield. Held firm by Christ; sent out by Christ.
Sun · 5 Rays
The Philippine flag. Five rays for the islands; the local church where every gift grows.
Apo · ᜀᜉᜓ
Baybayin for Apo. Young descendant and honored elder — the next generation, children of God.
Flame
The FIRE-TYPE code of Luke 3:16. Holy Spirit and fire — the indwelling life of God.
Fire & Water
The lower quadrants. Fire — courage, consecration. Water — baptism, renewal. Both held inside the shield.
One crest.
Used with reverence,
not cleverness.
The crest is the only primary mark. Give it room. Give it good ground. The mark works hardest when nothing crowds it.
Ink. Bone. Fire.
Measure once. The inner flame's height equals 1X.
Use 1X as the breathing margin on all four sides. Where layout permits, double it. Crowding reads as low confidence.
Smaller than 32 px?
Then no crest at all.
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Five colors,
pulled directly
from the crest.
Used with intention, never decoration. The palette tells the same story as the mark — fire, sun, sea, ground, light.
Sun. Fire. Water. Ink. Crest.
Sun
Fire
Water
Ink
Crest
Six supporting tones — never substitutes.
Sun Deep
Ember
Fire Deep
Water Lt
Water Dp
Bone
60 · 30 · 10 — the ratio rule
A heraldic serif.
A grotesk that gets out
of the way.
A torch passed,
not preserved.
The youth of the islands carry a fire that is neither borrowed nor inherited by chance — it is given, kindled, and sent. We write the way we worship: clear, honest, unhurried, with reverence for the reader. Sentences end. Paragraphs breathe.
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Use as ground, divider, or supporting graphic — never as a substitute for the mark.
Decks. Docs. Social. Stationery.
One generation
set ablaze
by every tongue.
The shape of a year of fire across seventeen regions.
A standing record of what God did through the youth of the National Council in 2026 — recorded for the next generation.
Clear. Consecrated. Conversational.
Never hyped, never hollow.
Plain
Short sentences. Real words. If a teenager wouldn't say it, neither do we.
Reverent
We carry the name of Christ in our copy. No flippancy, no clickbait.
Hopeful
Name reality, then point to the one who is making it new.
Local
Filipino, in voice and in detail. Never a translated brochure.
Do say
- Come and see what God is doing in our generation.
- You belong here. Bring a friend.
- For the youth of the islands — every tongue, every tribe.
Don't say
- Don't miss the most epic youth event of your life!!!
- Get hyped — God is going to BLOW YOUR MIND.
- Squad goals, fam. See you at YOUTHQUAKE 🔥🔥🔥