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RELIGIOUS EMBLEMS |
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LEADERS |
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1. How can you obtain a copy of
the video? From the council library; download it from www.praypub.org; or purchase it from P.R.A.Y. |
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1. Who creates the religious
emblems programs?
The national religious
organizations/committees themselves (not BSA) |
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1. True/False: The script can be
used by any unit leader to talk about the religious emblems
programs. True: The script can help any leader make a
knowledgeable presentation. |
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1. True/False: It is the
leader’s responsibility to teach the religious emblems
programs.
False: Religious leaders or designated counselors
are to teach the programs. |
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1. What is
the name of the program for a child who belongs to a
non-denominational or Independent Christian church?
The
PRAY Program
(God and Me, Family, Church, Life)
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2.
What web address provides information on the religious
emblems programs?
www.praypub.org
http://www.scouting.org |
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2. Where
are the awards worn on the uniform?
Above the left shirt pocket (over the square knot) |
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2.
True/False: The religious booklets and emblems are available
at the local scout shop.
False: The booklets MAY be available at the local council
store; the emblems are NOT (follow the instructions in the
booklet). |
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2.
True/False: A leader can only speak about his or her own
religious program.
False: Leaders must provide information on ALL religious
emblems. |
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2. Name the
religion of the Ad Altare Dei award.
Catholic |
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3. How
can you obtain a copy of the Duty to God brochure?
From the local council (the council orders them from BSA
National Religious Relationships); a printable form is
available at
www.praypub.org |
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3. Can a
Scout earn more than one emblem?
Yes, Scouts may earn all levels of their religious emblems
program as long as they meet the appropriate age/grade
requirements. |
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3. Why must
parents review the program guidelines?
Each program sets its own guidelines as to age/grade
requirements, who can serve as counselor, and whether
participants must be official members of religious
institution |
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3.
True/False: Mixed troops (of different religions) cannot
participate in the religious emblems programs.
False: Of course they can. Each child would need the
appropriate book for his specific faith. |
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3. Name the
religion of the Dharma award.
Hindu |
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4.
True/False: You cannot do a presentation on the religious
emblems without the video.
False. The video is an excellent resource, but it is not
required; the script provides all the necessary information
about the religious emblems programs. |
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4. How is
the award presented? (in what setting?)
In
the religious institution by the religious leader; the
square knot should be presented by the Scout leader in an
award ceremony |
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4. When do
you pin a “device” on the square knot?
When
you earn more than one religious emblem. The devices will
show at which levels you earned a religious emblem |
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4. When can
a leader wear the religious square knot on the adult
uniform?
When the leader has earned the religious emblem as a youth.
or when the leader has been nominated for an adult religious
recognition. |
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4. Name the
religion of the “That of God” award.
Quaker/Friends |
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5. The
script may be duplicated.
True. The script is available at no charge on the P.R.A.Y.
web site. P.R.A.Y. encourages people to duplicate it. |
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5. How do
adult awards differ from youth awards?
Awards are by nomination; re-quire at least 5 years; require
letters of recommendation; involve a review committee;
nominee is unaware |
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5. How do
you earn the Duty to God Promotion Patch?
By
attending a presentation on religious emblems and making a
commitment to Duty to God. |
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5. What
resources should a leader have to explain the religious
emblems programs?
Duty
to God Brochure; Script; Video; “Dear Parent” handout |
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5. Name the
religion of the Chi-Rho Award.
Eastern Orthodox |
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6. Whom can
you contact if you have questions on the religious emblems
programs?
The
name of the presenter; the national religious organizations
listed in the Duty to God brochure |
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6. How do
young people get started on these programs? What are the 4
steps?
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Get the book
2. Review guidelines
3. Talk to religious leader
4. Complete requirements, obtain signatures & order award |
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6. The
script uses “interfaith terminology.” Can you find 2
examples?
Religious leader (instead of
pastor, rabbi, priest); religious institution (not church,
temple); Religious emblems programs (not God and Country);
religion (not denomination) |
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6. What
are some ways a leader can promote the religious emblems
programs?
By
making a presentation; setting goals; recognizing
recipients; planning a joint service project; visiting each
other’s places of worship |
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6. Name at
least 5 adult awards.
God & Service, Distinguished Youth Service, Good Shepherd,
St. George, Faithful Servant, On My Honor, Prophet Elias,
Dharma Saathi, Allaho Akber, Shofar, Lamb, etc. |
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