Camelot

"Be kindly affectioned one to another with brotherly love, in honor preferring one another."  Romans 12:10

Legend tells that Camelot was the city where King Arthur shared his rule with the knights of the Round Table.  Arthur was a kind who ruled for the benefit of his kingdom.  He shared his rulership with knights who upheld values, which were pure and good. The Round Table was make in a circular shape so that when the knights were all seated, none had precedence over another.

Camelot in some ways is similar to the Kingdom of God.  Christ serves as the King, yet He has those who rule with Him.  Those who rule with Christ are men of honor who uphold love, righteousness, and humility.  They are servants who in brotherly love serve one another.

Anita designed this cross with a cross within it as a reminder of how peace abounds when we prefer others above ourselves.  The hearts symbolize the love of God with us that compels and empowers us to love one another.