Cross Glossary. (What kind of a cross is that?)

(The above cross graphic represents the cross along with crayons, grocery bags, ribbon, and old nails. We love it! Jesus loved to communicate to others through the use of everyday, ordinary ideas and objects. He wanted to insure that every person no matter how "unimportant" could receive God's Grace. He often used items as simple as: water, bread, wine, stones etc... to make His point. The above graphic is freeware. Photographs used in the following articles are in the public domain unless otherwise stated.)

      God chooses to care enough for us to alter both our history and our destination. Below are listed a variety of crosses. Each cross has a unique origin and were and sometimes still are representing people who have been influenced by the love of God. Not all of these people may be what our readers expect. Some of them are more serious and studied than others. However, we've included all types of crosses here in order to better inform our readers and give them resources to study if they should need them.

Cross Glossary

1. Agnus Dei Carries the Cross
   
2. The American Air Force Cross
   
3. The American Red Cross
   
4. Carolingian Cross
   
5. Celtic Cross
   
6. Chagall's Cross
7. The Christian Cross
8. Christ the Redeemer in the Shape of The Cross
9. Coptic Cross
   
10. Corpus Hypercubus by Dali
    
11. Cristogram Included with a Cross
    
12. Cross Carpet Page
13. Cross of Lorraine 
    
14. Crosby's Cross Lyrics
    
15. Cross Idioms
    
16. Crosses On Flags
17. Cross of St.Peter
    
18. Cross Within a Halo
19. Crucifix
20. A Currier & Ives Cross
    
21. El Greco's Cross 
    
22. Golgotha Cross (crucifix)
23. Ground Zero Cross
    
24. Hot Cross Buns
25. Maltese Cross
    
26. Methodist Cross
    
27. O'Keeffe's Cross
    
28. The "Old Rugged Cross."
    
29. Ruben's Descent From the Cross
30. Sign of The Cross
    
31. St. Andrew's Cross
    
32. St. Brigid's Cross 
    
33. Souter's Red Cross
    
34. TAU Cross
35. The Cross of Triquetras
    
36. "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross"