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Wolf Duty to God Footsteps Adventure Helps and Documents

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Duty to God Footsteps is one of the Wolf required adventures.  For this adventure, Wolves visit a religious monument and create a display about their trip. They also explore other aspects of faith.

Printable helps for requirements:

Printable requirements for Wolf Adventure: Duty to God Footsteps

Printable checkoff sheet for Wolf Adventure: Duty to God Footsteps

Printable note sheet for Wolf Adventure: Duty to God Footsteps

Explore your faith heritage with these related ideas and achievements:

Prayer of Saint Francis (Peace Prayer)
Today I'd like to share a prayer with you which reflects a message of peace.
Scout Law Prayer
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Visiting a Religious Monument – Try a Faith Hike
A Wolf den leader asked a question about how to fulfill the Footsteps of Faith requirement. She wanted to take her Wolves to a Buddhist temple in the neighborhood so they could learn about a different faith, but the Cubmaster objected. What do you do when the Cubmaster is opposed to the location you want to visit?
Addams Family Grace (Song)
This favorite Cub Scout grace is a song. The tune is the theme of the Addams Family show. (Hence the name.)
Native American Prayer
Native American lore is an important part of the Scouts BSA and Cub Scout programs. This prayer is attributed to Chief Sealth (for whom Seattle is named).
Should Duty To God Requirements Be Completed at Home or at a Meeting?
A reader asks " We have kids of different faiths and some atheists in our pack. Do you have a good list of non-religious questions for the duty to God requirements?"
Johnny Appleseed Grace (Song)
Duty to God is an important part of Scouting, so don't forget to say grace at Scouting events. This is a non-denominational grace which would be appropriate at any meal.
Faith Requirements for Cub Scouts and Agnostics
Two Cub Scout leaders ask about how to complete the faith related requirements with Cub Scouts who are raised in agnostic homes.
Wolf Cub Scout Helps and Documents
Wolf is the Cub Scout program for girls and boys in 2nd grade.
A Scout’s Prayer by Lord Baden-Powell
This prayer is attributed to Lord Baden-Powell himself. B-P clearly believed that faith was an important component of his Scouting program. So while Scouting is not specific to any particular faith, there is a spiritual aspect to it. This prayer, based on the Scout Law, would be appropriate for most groups of Scouts.
Auld Lang Syne Grace
Here's a grace which is sung to the tune of Auld Lang Syne. This makes a really wonderful Thanksgiving grace. Or it would be a good addition to a Scout's Own prayer service.

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