Resources - NLAS

From NLAS the following are available
DIY NLAS/Religious Emblems Display
- Instructions
- Tri-fold side A
- Tri-fold side B
Lutheran Religious Recognitions- What They Are and How to Get Them;
Lutheran Religious Recognitions – Presentation; PDF
Lutheran Scouting is the publication of the National Lutheran Association on Scouting. It is published three times each year and mailed or emailed to all active members. Each new issue is announced on our home page.
Our NLAS Chaplain prepared this document: Chaplaincy Information October 2019
Religious Emblems Display – NLAS makes available a tabletop display promoting the religious emblems. The display is shipped by NLAS, and is returned by the borrowing organization at their cost. Contact the display custodian, Mr. Bill Banta email <[email protected]>
Scouts Worship was previously published as a booklet, but now you can select the sections that you wish to use and print locally.
Virtual Resources
- BSA NRRC Virtual Faith walk 2018
- Duty to God in Scouting Programs Rank Advancement
- Supporting Duty to God at the National Level
- Supporting Duty to God at the Local Level
- BSA NRRC Virtual Faith Week Presentations 2020
From BSA, the following booklets, flyers, bin items are all available at this page:
- Duty to God
  Handbook for Chaplains and Chaplain Aides in Boy Scout Troops and Venturing Crews
  National Religious Relationships Committee Newsletter
  Scout Sunday Observances
Chaplain materials
- Chaplain Training: For Unit Chaplain Training, log into my.scouting.org > BSA Learn Center > Boy Scouting > Position Specific Training > Chaplain Training
- Syllabus for Advanced Chaplain and Chaplain Aide Training link https://www.scouting.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Chaplain-Training-V-4-04042018.pdf
- Contribution by Loren Meinke: Welcome to Camp-A Guide for Chaplain Aides
- Prayer for Scout Sunday
Calendar of Religious Dates
The new P.R.A.Y. Awards brochure for Lutherans
From PRAY
From GSUSA
- GS-USA statement of commitment to growth in faith of girls -> : https://www.girlscouts.org/en/about-girl-scouts/girl-scouts-and-faith.html
- GS-USA religious emblems brochure (from P.R.A.Y.) -> https://www.girlscouts.org/content/dam/girlscouts-gsusa/forms-and-documents/about-girl-scouts/gs-and-faith/PRAY_Chart.pdf
- Girl Scout Sunday -> “It is a Girl Scouts tradition to celebrate Girl Scout Week surrounding the birthday of Girl Scouts in the USA, March 12, commencing with Girl Scout Sunday and ending with Girl Scout Sabbath. Girl Scouts encourages its members to undertake spiritual journeys “To Serve God” via their faiths’ religious recognitions. Girl Scout Sunday is an excellent time to create awareness of your troop in the host congregation by wearing your uniforms, having a meet and greet with members of the congregation, participating in the worship service by serving as ushers or greeters or reading the scripture lessons. It is an excellent time to recognize girls earning their My Promise, My Faith award or to be presented with the church-owned religious emblem of their faith. Recognition for participating in Girl Scout Sunday can be provided by the fun patch (for wearing on the back of the vest) available from the Girl Scout Shop https://www.girlscoutshop.com/girl-scout-sunday-iron-on-patch . Excellent tips for celebrating Girl Scout Sunday are provided at: https://trailhead.gsnorcal.org/tips-for-hosting-girl-scout-sunday-or-girl-scout-sabbath/ .”
From AHG
- AHG and religious emblems -> “AHG integrates faith into every aspect of the AHG Program. By encouraging girls to participate in the Faith Awards Program for their denomination, AHG hopes that girls will grow even deeper in faith.”
- AHG religious emblems brochure (from P.R.A.Y.) -> https://www.praypub.org/Data/Sites/1/media/resource-library/promotional-resources/ahg-pray-awards.pdf .
- AHG Troop Shepherd position -> https://www.praypub.org/troop-shepherd .
From Camp Fire
From 4H
From LCMS
From ELCA