Our full name is:

Here is a full list of names you can use in
print and digital applications to represent our name:

Here is a list of names that is not recommended:

If you need a stamp for a ministry, here is a template to get started. Please send over to Design Team for review and approval. 

This Brand Sheet provides a snapshot of the final approved 2022 rebrand, including key brand elements and visual assets. It is intended as a quick reference and is not the official Brand Guidelines document.

Bio Sans is the primary brand typeface and should be used for headlines, titles, and emphasis text. Its clean, modern forms create a strong visual presence while maintaining excellent readability. Use Bio Sans to establish hierarchy and draw attention to key messaging, keeping headlines bold, concise, and impactful. Avoid using it for long-form body copy where extended reading is required.

DIN 2014 is used for captions, dates, labels, small descriptions, and other short supporting content. Its clean, technical appearance provides clear visual emphasis while maintaining excellent readability at smaller sizes. Use DIN 2014 to communicate concise information that supports the primary message, but avoid using it for long-form body copy or extended reading. 

Gotham is the preferred typeface for body copy across TPCC projects. Its clean, modern design and exceptional readability make it ideal for paragraphs, longer-form content, and everyday communication across both print and digital platforms. Use Gotham whenever it is available to create a consistent and approachable reading experience.
Because Gotham is a licensed font and may not be available to every user, approved alternatives may be substituted when necessary.
Recommended backup fonts include:

• Adobe: Proxima Nova
• Google Fonts: Inter

When using a substitute, prioritize readability and consistency. Choose clean, sans-serif typefaces that closely match Gotham's proportions and avoid decorative or overly stylized fonts that compete with the TPCC brand.

Heather Oliver is the designated script typeface for the brand and should be used as a subtle accent to add warmth and personality. Use it sparingly for one or two descriptive words, short highlights, or emphasis. Avoid using Heather Oliver for full sentences, paragraphs, or long-form content, as it reduces readability and loses its visual impact. When used intentionally, it creates a thoughtful, handcrafted touch that complements the primary typography without competing with it. 

Ardela Edge is a specialty brand typeface reserved for ministry logos, sub-brand identities, and select digital applications, including the TPCC website and app. To maintain consistency and protect the integrity of the brand, this font should not be used for general communications or created assets without approval.
If your project requires the use of Ardela Edge, please contact the TPCC Design Team for approval and access to the font. 

C: 61 M: 20 Y: 0 K: 72
Pantone Suggestion:
PMS 7697 C

Navy (Web) #16202
D22, 32, 45
Navy (Print) #1C3947
28, 57, 71

Rust (Web) #B36534
179, 101, 52
Rust (Print) #B67D54
182, 125, 84

Tan
#DBC7B4
219, 199, 180

Red
#C43908
196, 57, 8

Steel Blue #5E6060
94, 96, 96

Grey #555351
85, 83, 81

Silo #E9E4DA
233, 228, 218

Charcoal #1E1E1E
30, 30, 30