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House of Elizabeth I

Mission
As Elizabethans, we aspire to be strong women of courage and discernment who are committed to following Christ’s lead together with dignity and grace.

Values
Courage. Discernment. stewardship. authenticity. individuality.

   
The House Crest of Queen Elizabeth I

The woven background represents a sieve, which was an Elizabethan symbol of discernment and the ability to separate good from evil. We also used it to represent authenticity and transparency, since it is possible to see through a sieve. Furthermore, it represents the relationships and intimacy within our house, for we are woven together as friends and sisters in our house.

The second component of our symbolism is the crown. The crown represents sovereignty and authority.

The authority of the crown is supported by the color purple which also signifies royalty.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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