I have been assigned to design 3 logo options (pro-bono) for a local college/young adult bible study group. The group meets in an intimate environment at a "late" time one night a week. Does anyone have any comments/suggestions for me? 
I disagree too. I think the jesus fish in the clock is an excellent concept although the logo ends up with the least interesting shape of the three. I think being a bit contemporary is good for the young target audience.
Maybe try the dots without the background circle or break that circle up somehow...
The jesus fish reflected moon is aslo a good concept but I agree with Chase that it needs a bit of development
Definitely on the right track...keep going!
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Thanks for the feedback!
The reason I chose the black background circle on the first one is because the white on the black resembles night more. Also, without it, the fish looks less "fishy" and more like an X. But I do like the shape better and like that the viewer must look more without the circle. I don't know...what do you think?
I do have to spell it "nite."
I agree that the third one might need some more development, but I am a little stuck. Does anyone have a suggestions on improving it?
I think the fish is brilliant - much better than a cliche cross would be. The thing is, I couldn't see it until it was mentioned explicitly, but that's probably because I'm not in that mindframe.
It's nice to be a bit subtle, like I can see people thinking "Oh, now I get it!" about the logo after having attended a session - that would give a warm feeling of being "in".
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Not to put a damper on things, but I can't help but think of the breast cancer "pink ribbon" instead of a fish--it may just be me. It's the modulated curves that that make it look ribbon-like.
You've got a great concept going. Have you tried incorporating a bible or cross?
-Addison
You could always take the comic route and do a talk-show parody: "Late Nite with Jesus Christ"
What about making the crescent moon more 'crescent' (spans more degrees) and nesting the fish inside its bowl?
Addison, I think it might be more unique not to use a cross/crucifix or bible, since many Christian outreach organizations already incorporate those motifs. The fish is a bit more subtle.
The dual ribbon like swooshes reminds me of the ribbons affiliated with AIDS foundations. At first glance I thought this may be a night time Aids related benefit or awareness function.
Being the heathen/gnostic that I am, it was disappointing to realize it was for bible studies.
Perhaps a worthy consideration?
Otherwise it is strikingly beautiful and functional. Good job.
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