The Jerusalem Cross is rich in symbolism and meaning and goes by many different names, including the Crusader's Cross.

The Jerusalem cross represents Christ's command to spread the Gospel around the world, a mission that started in Jerusalem. It was part of the coat of arms of the short-lived Jerusalem Kingdom (1099-1203 AD). It is a busy collection of five crosses and the most common interpretations are:

A combination of the Old Testament teachings (the four Tau Crosses) and the New Testament teachings (the four Greek Crosses)

The four evangelists, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, with Christ in the center (central cross) broadcast by missionaries to the four corners of the world

Five crosses representing the five wounds of Jesus on the cross (small crosses for the hands and feet, and the large central cross for the spear wound in His side.