Heart of Virginia Council By Shawn Coffey.  Why We Include Religious Services In Scouting and Our Obligation to Reverence  What Is An Interfaith Worship.

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Heart of Virginia Council By Shawn Coffey

 Why We Include Religious Services In Scouting and Our Obligation to Reverence  What Is An Interfaith Worship Service?  How to Plan An Interfaith Service for Your Unit  Diversity In an Interfaith Service Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S  He is Reverent Toward God, He is Faithful in His Religious Duties

 Section 1. Declaration of Religious Principle, clause 1. The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no member can grow into the best kind of citizen without recognizing an obligation to God……..The boy Scouts of America, therefore, recognizes the religious element in the training of the member, but is absolutely nonsectarian in its attitude toward religious training Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

Duty to God Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

 A Service that all Scouts and Scouters May Attend  Does Not Focus on One Faith  Diverse and Inclusive  Brief Worship or Meditation, Designed for Scouting  It Provides a Spiritual Focus  Promotes a Fuller Understanding of God Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S  Planning an Interfaith Worship Service

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1. True or False The Boy Scouts of America maintains that no member can grow into the best kind of citizen without recognizing an obligation to God. Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

2. Choose - the correct answer(s) The 12th point of the Scout Law includes the following responsibilities: a.personal religious obligations b.duty to country c.respect for the beliefs of others d.all of the above Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

3. Choose - the correct answer(s) The word “nonsectarian” means a. nondenominational b. ecumenical c. not affiliated with any specific religion d. all of the above Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

4.Choose - the correct answer(s) Which of the following could be a violation of a religious belief? a. recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance to the United States of America b. removing one’s hat when indoors and/or during a meal c. expecting everyone to taste a particular food e. attending a program event or activity on a Saturday d. drinking coffee, tea, or cola Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

5. True or False In accordance with their agreement with the Boy Scouts of America, some places of worship that charter Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Varsity, or Venturing units can require members of their units to participate in religious ceremonies and services distinctive to that place Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

6. True or False An interfaith worship service is one that all Scouts and Scouters may attend. It requires careful planning to ensure that it does not violate the beliefs of any religion. Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

7. True or False Some religions have specific requirements that cannot be fulfilled through an interfaith worship service. Other arrangements might be necessary for Scouts of those faiths to fulfill such commitments. Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

8. True or False Of the eight major religions in the world, all are represented in the BSA’s religious emblems program. Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

9. Choose - the correct answer(s) “Duty to God” and “religious duties” are components of: a. The Cub Scout Promise b. The Law of the Pack c. The Scout Oath d. The Scout Law Heart of Virginia Council Wood Badge S

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