Since the church will be celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2015, a new logo was created using this banner's tree symbolizing our Roots in the Spirit of God, Growth in our Faith in Jesus Christ, and Reaching to serve wherever we are called.

Green was chosen to fill the tree's crown as a symbol of life and hope for the future.
The brown trunk reminds us of the cross of Christ's Crucifixion.

The blue river is to remind us of the many ways water is essential for our life.
As our Service of the Sacrament of Baptism states:

Water "speaks of creation when the Spirit of God, brooded over the waters .
It speaks of our own creaiton, when we lived in water in our mother's body.
It speaks of deliverance, when the Israelites crossed over the sea on dry land.
It speaks of promise when Joshua led the people through the Jordan into the Promised Land.
It speaks of salvation when blood and water ran from the wound in Jesus' side.
It speaks of service when with towel around his waist our Lord washed the feet of the disicples.
It is the sign of cleansing, of dying and of rising again of God's blessings and of bondage to Christ.

The water also reminds us of the promise of life eternal as described in Revelation.

The green land surrounding the tree and the river is to symbolize a glen, a clearing in a forest caused by the beaver dam rotting out enabling the transition of the pond to a meadow which also symbolizes our changes as we grow in relationship with Jesus Christ, our Saviour and Lord.

Upon close examination of the banner's tree, a large G was found to emphasize that we are Glenwood.

When all of these pieces were assembled, the new logo was formed.