The boys brigade crest was originally an obvious anchor, bearing the BB locution with a capital 'B' on either facet. Upon the merger between the Boys' Brigade and therefore the Boys' Life Brigade in 1926, the red Greek cross was placed behind the anchor to make this emblem.
Sure and steadfast consistent with the lexicon suggests that firm in purpose, resolution, faith, attachment. consistent with hebrews 6:19 of the Bible which says , "Which hope we've got as associate anchor of the soul, each certain and stedfast" it had been "Which hope we've got as associate anchor of the soul, each certain and stedfast.
The cross originally shaped a part of emblem of the Boys' Life Brigade.
From this verse came the BB locution, "Sure and Steadfast", holding the recent writing system of the latter word. Today, some elements of the movement (only the united kingdom and therefore the ROI) have adopted the trendy writing system of "steadfast", while all others still use the older writing system.
From this verse came the BB locution, "Sure and Steadfast", holding the recent writing system of the latter word. Today, some elements of the movement (only the united kingdom and therefore the ROI) have adopted the trendy writing system of "steadfast", while all others still use the older writing system.
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