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1925
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Ad Altare Dei religious emblem developed in the diocese of Los Angeles-San Diego for Catholic Boy Scouts.
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1926
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Ad Altare Dei presented for the first time to a Boy Scout in Los Angeles.
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1939
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Catholic Committee approves the Ad Altare Dei as a national religious emblem for Boy Scouts. BSA approves for wear on the BSA uniform the first religious emblem for Boy Scouts.
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1943
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Lutheran Committee develops the Pro Deo Et Patria religious emblem.
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1944
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Jewish Committee develops the Ner Tamid religious emblem.
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1945
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Protestant Committee on Scouting, a committee of the National
Council of Churches, develops the God and Country religious emblem.
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1948
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Christian Scientists develop their standards for the God and Country religious emblem.
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1950
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LDS develops the Deseret Recognition award for Explorers.
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1951
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Southern Baptists develop their standards for the God and Country religious emblem.
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1952
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Committee on Scouting of Southern Baptist church leaders formed.
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1952
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Parvuli Dei award created in the archdiocese of Washington for Catholic Cub Scouts.
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1953
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Parvuli Dei presented for the first time to a Cub Scout in Baltimore.
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1954
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Catholic Committee develops St. George religious emblem for Catholic adults. BSA
approves for wear on the BSA uniform the first religious emblem for adult Scouters.
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1954
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Polish National Catholics develop their standards for the God and Country religious emblem.
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1955
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Lutheran Committee develops the Lamb award for adults.
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1955
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Eastern Orthodox develops the Alpha-Omega religious emblem.
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1955
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LDS replaces the Deseret Recognition Award with the Duty to God religious emblem.
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1956
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Catholic Committee adopts the Parvuli Dei religious emblem for Catholic Cub Scouts. BSA approves for wear on the BSA uniform the first religious emblem
for Cub Scouts.
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1957
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Buddhists develop the Sangha religious emblem for Boy Scouts.
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1957
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Episcopal Church develops their standards for the God and Country religious emblem.
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1959
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Salvation Army develops their standards for the God and Country religious emblem.
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1961
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Catholic Committee develops the Pope Pius XII Award for Catholic Explorers.
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1961
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Unitarian-Universalists develop the Religion in Life religious emblem for UU Boy Scouts.
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1964 [?]
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Muslim religious emblem, "In the name of God," is approved.
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1968
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Catholic Committee revises the Pope Pius XII Award as the Pope Pius XII religious
emblem, available to both older Boy Scouts and Explorers.
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1976
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Buddhists develop the Metta religious emblem for Cub Scouts.
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1976
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Protestant Committee develops the God and Family religious emblem for Cub Scouts.
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1980
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Catholic Committee develops the Light if Life religious emblem for Eastern Rite
Catholic Boy Scouts.
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1982
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Protestant Committee develops the God and Me religious emblem for Tiger Cubs. BSA approves for wearing on the BSA uniform the first religious emblem for Tiger Cubs.
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1984
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Hindus develop the Darma religious emblem for Cub Scouts.
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1988
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Jewish Committee develops the Macabee religious emblem for Tiger Cubs.
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1989
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Society of Friends develops the following religious emblems: That of God for Cub
Scouts; Spirit of Truth for Boy Scouts & Explorers; and Friends for adults.
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1990
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Churches of Christ develop the following religious emblems: Joyful Servant for
Cub Scouts; Good Servant for Boy Scouts; Faithful Servant for adults.
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1992
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Catholic Committee develops the Light of Christ religious emblem for Tiger Cubs.
The first emblem is presented in 1993.
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1996
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Jewish Committee develops the Etz Chaim Award for older Boy Scouts and Explorers.
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