Arrow Of Light

Do so now, if she is present.

Mothers, you should take pride in wearing the minLight pin. It symbolizes not only your sons achievements, but that he has had your support during his time in Cub Scouting. He will need your continued support when he moves on to Boy Scouting.

Chief Akela then gives the cloth Arrow of Light Badge to the father.

CHIEF AKELA: Here is your sons Arrow of Light Award, please present it to him now.

Chief Akela now gives each Webelos an arrow and shakes his right hand as a Cub Scout. Medicine Man helps pass out the arrows.

CHIEF AKELA: These arrows have passed down from previous Arrow of Light

recipients, so one day you may be asked to pass it on to Cub Scout who is about to receive their Arrow of Light.

Chief Akela and Medicine Man returns to their position after the arrows have been passed out. Chief Akela tilts the feather flag toward Guard.

CHIEF AKELA: My brother, please escort these parents back to their seats.

Guard escorts parents to their seats and returns after they are all seated.

Chief Akela tilts the feather flag toward Guide.

CHIEF AKELA: My brother, please escort these Arrow of Light recipients back to their seats. Guard escorts parents to their seats and returns after they are all seated.

The drum starts to beat.

Guard slowly leaves the ceremony area.

Guide blows out the seven rays candles and slowly leaves the ceremony area.

Medicine Man folds the blanket and slowly leaves the ceremony area.

Chief Akela walks over to the Spirit of Scouting candle and carefully blows it out.

The drum stops.

CHIEF AKELA: This ends your Arrow of Light ceremony.

Chief Akela picks up the Spirit of Scouting candle and slowly leaves the ceremony area.