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    Scouts Canada Spirituality Award Adult

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    The document outlines the requirements for Scouts Canada's Adult Spirituality Award, which involves four areas: self-discovery, interfaith/culture discovery, experience and sensitivity to the natural world, and service. For self-discovery, adults must create a journal with symbols, stories, songs, quotes, and Baden-Powell quotes. For interfaith discovery, adults must research three faiths/cultures and speak to members, learning about respecting different practices. For experience, adults must discuss environmental and social concerns with youth and create a local service project list. Finally, for service, adults must meet with other leaders to discuss better integrating spirituality into the local Scouting program.

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    The document outlines the requirements for Scouts Canada's Adult Spirituality Award, which involves four areas: self-discovery, interfaith/culture discovery, experience and sensitivity to the natural world, and service. For self-discovery, adults must create a journal with symbols, stories, songs, quotes, and Baden-Powell quotes. For interfaith discovery, adults must research three faiths/cultures and speak to members, learning about respecting different practices. For experience, adults must discuss environmental and social concerns with youth and create a local service project list. Finally, for service, adults must meet with other leaders to discuss better integrating spirituality into the local Scouting program.

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    The document outlines the requirements for Scouts Canada's Adult Spirituality Award, which involves four areas: self-discovery, interfaith/culture discovery, experience and sensitivity to the natural world, and service. For self-discovery, adults must create a journal with symbols, stories, songs, quotes, and Baden-Powell quotes. For interfaith discovery, adults must research three faiths/cultures and speak to members, learning about respecting different practices. For experience, adults must discuss environmental and social concerns with youth and create a local service project list. Finally, for service, adults must meet with other leaders to discuss better integrating spirituality into the local Scouting program.

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    Scouts Canada Spirituality Award Adult

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    Scouts Canada Spirituality Award

    Adult Requirements
    FOUR AREAS
    1. Self Discovery,
    2. Interfaith/Culture Discovery,
    3. Experience/Sensitivity to the wonders of the world, nature, life & death
    4. Area of Service Action

    REQUIREMENTS
    Self Discovery
    Adult:
    Make a person journal with a minimum of eight each of the following:
    • symbols,
    • stories
    • songs
    • quotes that you have created or found.

    In addition, include at least five quotations from Lord Baden-Powell that fit with the themes and
    ideas you are exploring.

    All of the items should be chosen with your role in Scouting kept in mind, with the intention of being
    able to share, as appropriate, the items in Scouter’s Fives, meetings, trainings, etc.

    Interfaith/Culture Discovery
    Adult:
    Research at least three different faiths and/or cultures as represented within the sections of your
    local Group or within Scouts Canada as a whole.
    • Where possible, speak with youth and/or adults that represent these faiths/cultures.
    • Pay particular attention to details and information that might impact how Scouting youth and
    adults would show respect for the various faith/cultural practices of the Scouting members of
    these faiths. (i.e. providing kosher food if needed for Jewish youth, vegetarian food for
    Buddhists)
    • Share your findings with your local Group Committee and/or Section Leaders or with another
    Scouter in a role similar to your own within Scouting.
    Experience/sensitivity
    Adult:
    Discuss with the youth members of your particular section, youth of your Group, or other youth with
    which you have contact, the concerns they have for their:
    • Community
    • Country
    • World
    • Environment

    Research and create a list of available projects (and information about them) in your area based on
    the idea of “think globally-act locally.”

    Include information about the Scout Brotherhood Fund.

    Share the list with your section or all the sections in your group as a resource for their planning.

    Or

    Discuss with another Scouter the way these projects fit with the Scouting program and basic Scouting
    principles.

    Service/Action
    Do something for others.

    Adult:
    Meet with local Scouters in your Group or Area and discuss how spirituality can be better integrated
    into your local program. This may include active promotion of the Religion In Life and Spirituality
    Awards, or holding activities to expose youth to other faiths and beliefs.

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