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Scouting Newsroom·September 29, 2026Scouting America and the National Catholic Educational Association Form First National Strategic Partnership
Scouting America and the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) today announced the first national strategic partnership between the two organizations, a collaboration built on a shared conviction that young people grow into who they are meant to be when adults invest in their character, their faith, and their capacity to lead. The partnership was formalized […]
Duty to God BSA·September 25, 2026Planning an Inclusive Interfaith Worship Service for Fall CamporeesA practical guide for district event chairs and chaplains on planning inclusive camporee worship, featuring service templates and interfaith prayers.
Duty to God BSA·September 22, 2026High School Worship That Hits Home: “Adventures Across the Ages”Series: Protestant Camporee Religious Service Category: District Resources / Older Scout & Venturing Programming Author: Amanda Vogt Engaging High School Scouts in Duty to God For older Scouts BSA members, Venturing Crew members, Order of the Arrow youth, and Senior Patrol Leaders, camporee worship…
Duty to God BSA·September 18, 2026The Chaplain’s Aide Duty Description: A Roadmap for Youth LeadershipA guide for youth leaders and Scoutmasters on the Chaplain’s Aide position, including official Handbook expectations, meeting openings, and service ideas.
Duty to God BSA·September 13, 2026How to Help Scouts Earn Their Religious Knot (Who Approves What?)Ask a room full of Scout parents about the purple Religious Knot patch worn on the uniform, and you’ll often hear the same question: “How does my Scout get that, and who signs off on it?” There is often confusion around who approves faith-based…
Scouting Wire·September 5, 2026Changing How Partnerships GrowBy Corilynn Bailey | Director of Strategic Youth Partnerships, Scouting America This week I sat in two rooms that reminded me why I do this work. Not a webinar. Not a status update. Two rooms with real people in them, doing the harder and far more valuable thing: figuring out together what our young people
Duty to God BSA·September 5, 2026Step-by-Step Guide to the Unit Religious Emblems Coordinator RoleLearn how to appoint, train, and support a Unit Religious Emblems Coordinator in your Scouting pack, troop, or crew to help youth earn faith awards.