Worthy Life Award

1. Devotional Activity

Participate in one (1) of the following activities with your parent(s) as well as your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain

1. • An age-appropriate Bible study program consisting of at least six (6) 20-minute sessions. Topics should focus on basic knowledge and skills of the Christian life, such as an introduction to the Bible, its main characters, God's creation, its major themes (Faith, Love, Prayer, Sacrifice, etc.), as well as Trail Life USA core themes of honor, respect, stewardship, and treatment of others. 

   • Four (4) additional Values Branch Elective Steps
     
     

2. Discipleship Activity

Participate in one (1) of the following activities and discuss it with your parent(s) as well as your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain:

2. • Read a story or watch a video about the life of a Bible character

   • Participate in a service project.

   • Build a craft or project related to your Devotional Activity.
     
     

3. Disciplines Activities

Complete all (3) of the following activities with your parent(s) as well as your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain:

3. • Memorize and recite at least three (3) Scripture verses, prayers, hymns, creeds, and/or catechisms discussed during the Devotional Activity.

   • Lead a prayer at mealtime with your family and druing a Trail Life event.

   • Attend a special church service or mass: Christmas, Good Friday, Easter, etc.
     
     

4. Demonstration Activities

Complete both of the following activities with your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain:

• Recite for your patrol and/or Trail Guide the three memory passages from the Disciplines Activities.

• Hold a final conference explaining what you have experienced and learned through the Worthy Life Award

1. Devotional Activity

Participate in one (1) of the following activities with your parent(s) as well as your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain

1. • An age-appropriate Bible study program consisting of at least eight (8) 30-minute sessions. Topics should focus on basic knowledge and skills of the Christian life, such as an introduction to the Bible, its main characters, God's creation, its major themes (Faith, Love, Prayer, Sacrifice, etc.), as well as Trail Life USA core themes of honor, respect, stewardship, and treatment of others. 

   • Four (4) additional Values Branch Elective Steps
     
     

2. Discipleship Activity

Participate in one (1) of the following activities and discuss it with your parent(s) as well as your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain:

2. • Read a story or watch a video about the life of a church leader or missionary.

   • Participate in a service project.

   • Read an entire book of the bible. 

   • Build a craft or project related to your Devotional Activity.
     
     

3. Disciplines Activities

Complete all (3) of the following activities with your parent(s) as well as your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain:

3. • Memorize and recite at least three (3) new Scripture verses, prayers, hymns, creeds, and/or catechisms discussed during the Devotional Activity.

   • Maintain and pray over a prayer list on a daily basis for an agreed period of time. 

   • Regularly attend church services or mass for at least two (2) months.
     
     

4. Demonstration Activities

Complete both of the following activities with your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain:

• Recite for your patrol and/or Trail Guide the three memory passages from the Disciplines Activities.

• Hold a final conference explaining what you have experienced and learned through the Worthy Life Award

1. Devotional Activity

Participate in one (1) of the following activities with your parent(s) as well as your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain

1. • An age-appropriate Bible study program consisting of at least ten (10) 30-minute sessions. Topics should focus on slightly advanced knowledge and skills of the Christian life, such as core doctrines, parables, obstacles to faith, biblical character studies, biblical manhood, Christian worldview, spiritual disciplines, as well as Trail Life USA program emphases of leadership, teamwork, character, wisdom heritage and faith.

   • Four (4) additional Values Branch Elective Steps
     
     

2. Discipleship Activity

Participate in two (2) of the following activities and discuss it with your parent(s) as well as your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain:

2. • Plan with others and participate in a community service project.

   • Participate in a weekend mission trip or Christian retreat.

   • Read three (3) entire books of the bible.
     
     

3. Disciplines Activities

Complete all (3) of the following activities with your parent(s) as well as your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain:

3. • Memorize and recite at least three (3) new Scripture verses, prayers, hymns, creeds, and/or catechisms discussed during the Devotional Activity.

   • Maintain and pray over a prayer list on a daily basis for an agreed period of time, track answers to prayers, and invite one other person to pray with you for your list.

   • Regularly attend church services or mass for at least three (3) months.
     
     

4. Demonstration Activities

Complete both of the following activities with your Trail Guides and/or Troop Chaplain:

• Recite for your patrol and/or Trail Guide the three memory passages from the Disciplines Activities.

• Hold a final conference explaining what you have experienced and learned through the Worthy Life Award

1. Devotional Activity

Complete one (1) of the following activities and discuss it with your mentor:

1. • An age-appropriate Bible study program consisting of at least ten (10) one-hour sessions.

   • One (1) Elective Trail Badge from the Values Frontier

   • At least two (2) modules of the Manhood Journey program with your father or other male mentor. [ Manhood Journey is a 3rd party program partnered with Trail Life... there website can be found here :  MANHOOD JOURNEY ]
     
     

2. Discipleship Activity

Complete one (1) of the following activities and discuss it with your mentor:

2. • Read a Christian book.  [Possible topics include: Biblical manhood, prayer, humility, grace, missions, fruits of the Spirit, true and false conversions, sacraments, biographies of important church leaders, etc.]

   • Participate in a weekend mission trip or Christian retreat.

   • Complete a service project using the Biblical principles or skills developed during your Devotional Activity.
     
     

3. Disciplines Activities

Complete all (3) of the following activities throughout your Devotional and Discipleship Activites:

3. • Keep a journal of questions, principles, and thoughts

   • Memorize and recite scriptures, prayers, hymns, creeds, or catechisms.

   • Keep a prayer journal.

   • Regularly attend serves/mass at your local church.

   • Volunteer to serve with your local church/parish on an ongoing basis.
     
     

4. Demonstration Activities

Complete a final conference with your Trailmaster, Troop Chaplain, and mentor, explaining what you have experienced and learned and how you have achieved your pre-determined goals, tasks, and expectation.ard

1. Devotional Activity

Complete one (1) of the following activities and discuss it with your mentor:

1. • An age-appropriate Bible study program consisting of at least twelve (12) one-hour sessions.

   • The Band of Brothers Group Bible Study/Discipleship Program with a minimum duration of three (3) months.
     
     

2. Discipleship Activity

Complete one (1) of the following activities and discuss it with your mentor:

2. • Read a Christian book.  [Possible topics include: Biblical manhood, prayer, humility, grace, missions, fruits of the Spirit, true and false conversions, sacraments, biographies of important church leaders, etc.]

   • Participate in a weekend mission trip or Christian retreat.

   • Complete a service project using the Biblical principles or skills developed during your Devotional Activity.
     
     

3. Disciplines Activities

Complete all (3) of the following activities throughout your Devotional and Discipleship Activites:

3. • Keep a bible study journal of questions, principles, and thoughts

   • Memorize and recite scriptures, prayers, hymns, creeds, or catechisms.

   • Keep a prayer journal, including answers to prayers.

   • Regularly attend serves/mass at your local church.

   • Volunteer to serve with your local church/parish on an ongoing basis.

   • Share/explain the Gospel to at least ten people individually.
     
     

4. Demonstration Activities

Complete all three (3) of the following activites:

• Publically share your personal testimony, Christian walk, or understanding of Christian faith with your Troop or Bible study group.

• Make a significant presentation to your Troop or patrol including important concepts learned during your activities.

• Hold a final conference with your Adventurer Advisor, Troop Chaplain, and mentor, explaining what you have experience and learned and how you have achieved your pre-determined goals, tasks, and expecations.