itself develops and administers the God and Country program aimed at Protestant youth.
also promotes the religious emblems programs in general for all religions approved for scouting, both through lists and brochures distributed on the website and to scouting organizations, and through rotational segment patch programs designed to promote religious awards.
A variety of religious emblems programs approved by the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) are designed to encourage youth to learn about their faith and to recognize adults who provide significant service to youth in a religious environment.
Upon completion of approved programs (workshops, with books fill in along with their denomination faith) Boy Scouts will earn a purple knot that they may wear as the universal religious emblem knot insignia on the Scout uniform at all times.
offers a "Duty to God" rotational segment patch program for scouts and adults who attend or make a presentation about religious awards, then make a personal commitment to fulfill their "duty to God".
has a list of religious emblems approved for Girl Scouts, but it is not considered exhaustive.
has a list of religious emblems approved for Camp Fire members, but it is not considered exhaustive.
As a Christian organization, the American Heritage Girls (AHG) approves of the Protestant God and Country program from P.R.A.Y., Members of Churches of Christ for Scouting (MCCS), as well as the Catholic programs available from the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry (N.F.C.Y.M.)
offers a "Love God" rotational segment patch program for girl scouts and adults who memorize the Biblical verses Mark 12:29-31, attend or make a presentation about religious awards, then make a personal commitment to "love God".