Episcopal Flag
When it comes to a respectful religious display tailored to your denomination, there is a flag for every need. We offer our high-quality Episcopal flags in a variety of sizes, all of which are made in the USA, for an addition you can choose with peace of mind.
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This high quality flag product is Made in America. We pride ourselves in delivering flags from American manufacturers who meet or exceed our demand for high-quality construction.
Episcopal Flag
Perfect for your church when looking to showcase your denomination in a way that is respectful and beautiful, these flags offer a quality appearance and long-lasting manufacturing for your money's worth. These flags are constructed with SolarMax 200 denier outdoor nylon and completed with a white header and stunning brass grommets to ensure maximum durability. Our Episcopal Flags are brilliantly dyed to vibrant shades of pure white, crimson red, and liberty blue and can be shipped to you today. Choose from several sizes to accommodate the height of your flagpole when shopping for this essential flag type. If you have any questions while shopping, please contact us for assistance today.
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| Flag Size | Description | Price | |||||
| 3' X 5' | Episcopal Flag Nylon | $33.45 | |||||
| 4' X 6' | Episcopal Flag Nylon | $53.65 | |||||
| 5' X 8' | Episcopal Flag Nylon | $83.35 | |||||
What is the difference between a Pole Hem Flag and a Header and Grommet Flag?
History:
The Episcopalian flag was officially adopted in 1940, but its history dates back to 1918 and the Diocese of Long Island. For the Diocese's fiftieth anniversary, the Episcopal Bishop of Long Island appointed chapter member William Baldwin to plan a ceremony for the occasion. A parade of banners was a portion of this ceremony. There were 170 banners in this parade which symbolized specific parishes, missions, diocesan, and archdeaconries; but none to represent the Episcopal faith as a whole. This saddened Mr. Baldwin and led him to create what we know as the official Episcopalian flag today. This flag offers a pure white field representing purity, a red cross to symbolize the blood of Christ, and a blue canton which stands for humanity. The blue canton is featured in the upper left corner of the flag and within this space are nine white crosses which represent the nine US states of the church's origin. The red, white, and blue colors were chosen to pay homage to the American flag.
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