Arrow of Light Duty to God in Action Adventure: Cub Scout Helps and Ideas

Duty to God in Action is one of the Arrow of Light required adventures. For this adventure, Webelos either earn the religious emblem of their faith or create and carry out a plan to strengthen their own beliefs.

Printable helps for requirements:

Printable requirements for Arrow of Light Adventure: Duty to God in Action

Printable checkoff sheet for Arrow of Light Adventure: Duty to God in Action

Printable note sheet for Arrow of Light Adventure: Duty to God in Action

Explore your faith further with these related ideas and achievements:

How the Scout Law Relates to the Ten Commandments

A Scout is Reverent. One interesting exercise is to compare the twelve points of the Scout Law to the Ten Commandments.  For Scouts whose faith do not include these, they may use their own precepts. #DutyToGod #BoyScouts #CubScouts #reverent

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.

What Can Scouts Use as Service Hours?

Reader asks what types of service projects can be used to fulfill service hour requirements.

Webelos and Arrow of Light (AOL) Cub Scout Helps and Documents

Webelos is the Cub Scout program for girls and boys in 4th and 5th grades. 4th graders work on the Webelos badge. 5th graders work on the Arrow of Light emblem.

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?"