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    Religion In Life Program

    Eastern Orthodox Church


    Published for the Church by Scouts Canada

    Religion in Life Program Stage 1 — Grey Border (about 7–8–9)


    Stage 2 — Green Border (about 10–11–12)
    Membership in Scouts Canada is open to all who wish to
    make the promise, regardless of race, colour or creed. Stage 3 — Blue Border (about 13–14–15)
    The purpose of the Scout program is to assist children Stage 4 — Red Border (15+)
    in character development by encouraging them to be
    responsible citizens of their country. An important Candidates may start at any stage appropriate to their
    part of the program is to assist in the spiritual growth age and capabilities. Only one emblem — the latest
    of each child and to encourage them to participate stage earned is worn.
    actively in their own religious community. Scouts
    Canada upholds the principle that specific religious Where Obtainable
    instruction is the responsibility of parents and religious The emblem may be obtained through regular badge
    authorities. channels.
    The Emblem Where Worn
    The Christian Religion in Life emblem consists of a See Scouts Canada By-Law, Policies and Procedures.
    great circle, the symbol of eternity. In the circle are
    the first and last letters of the Greek Alphabet, Alpha Stage 1
    and Omega, a symbol of God, and a reminder that the
    worship and service of God form an essential part of 1. Explain the basic Christian belief in God.
    life from beginning to end. 2. Demonstrate the correct method of making the
    sign of the cross and explain the significance of
    Requirements each movement.
    The requirements for the program differ in each faith 3. Repeat from memory your Promise.
    and denomination and are prepared nationally by the
    churches or religious bodies to suit their particular 4. Explain why we should pray and how we should
    needs. pray.
    Instruction Stage 2
    It is the responsibility of the group/section committee 1. Name and explain the Ten Commandments.
    and leadership team to arrange for instruction of
    candidates with the candidate’s own spiritual leader 2. What is a Sacrament?
    or appointee. 3. How many Sacraments in the Eastern Orthodox
    Church?
    Presentation
    4. Participation in the choir.
    Presentation of the emblem is made by the candidate’s
    spiritual advisor and can form an impressive part of a 5. What is the greatest Holy Day in the Eastern
    regular Scout meeting, a church service, or a special Orthodox Church? Explain why it is so.
    evening for parents/guardians.

    Stages
    The Religion in Life program is in four progressive
    stages, colour-coded and adapted to the age groups
    concerned.
    Stage 3 Caring for church lawns and shrubbery.
    1. Name and explain the services of the Eastern Help to construct and paint scenery for plays presented
    Orthodox Church. by the parish.
    2. Why are we called Eastern Orthodox Church? Assist in editing and printing church papers, bulletins
    and youth publications.
    3. Recite from memory the Nicene
    Constantinopolitan Creed or Symbol of Faith. Direct traffic, assist older persons and children to cross
    busy streets at church gatherings.
    4. Repeat the five things necessary for a good
    confession and describe the proper method of Serve with auto patrols in charge of parking.
    going to confession. Other service projects of a similar nature and standard
    5. Give evidence of possessing a Bible and a may be submitted if approved by the priest.
    prayer book, approved by the diocese to which
    you belong. Resources
    6. Sketch and identify the interior of an Eastern Religion in Life Program — Filmslide series.
    Orthodox Church indicating the three principal Let’s Celebrate — A book of spiritual ideas for Scouting.
    parts. Indicate on the sketch the position of the
    Iconostasis. Role of the Chaplain — Pamphlet.

    Stage 4 Your leader or spiritual advisor will be able to


    recommend other useful resources.
    1. Identify the different vestments and articles
    used during the divine liturgy.
    2. Indicate on a map the countries in which there
    are churches of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
    3. Know the name of your Bishop in Canada and
    where the Episcopal seat is located.
    4. Select two acceptable service projects to be
    fulfilled within a period of four months.

    Acceptable Service Projects


    Serve as altar person. Assist altar guild.
    Distribute church bulletins or other literature at
    church gatherings.
    Collection and distribution of articles of clothing and
    food at Thanksgiving and Christmas time or in times of
    disaster to the needy of the parish.
    Doing errands for the several church organizations,
    women’s auxiliaries, etc.
    Singing in the choir.
    Repairing parish property and equipment.
    Decorating parish property for special occasions.
    Preparing posters and announcements for parish
    events.
    Repairing song books.
    Serving at parish dinners and assisting in the kitchen. © Scouts Canada 2020

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