
Lightbearer Award
Recognize outstanding spiritual leadership and dedication
You'll be asked to: Demonstrate consistent spiritual leadership in your community for 6 months
Three earnable tracks: rank progression, skill badges across the four cores, and lifetime awards. Each one is documented, signed off, and worn.
Each rank has its own requirements — service, skill badges, a leadership role. A counselor or unit leader reviews the work in person and signs it off. The next rank's responsibilities open up only once the prior is signed.
Each rank lists exactly what it asks for — number of service hours, required badges, leadership roles, attendance.
72 skill badges across the four cores. Each is demonstrated to a leader before it's signed off.
Squad and unit roles, service projects Saints plan and lead, and at the top — the Beacon of Light Project.
From the first lamp kindled to the beacon lit high. Each rank carries its own requirements and badges.

Where every Saint starts. Take the pledge, open a journal, and learn what showing up looks like.
Office: Lightbearer is earned the year a Saint turns 12, as he is ordained a Deacon in the Aaronic Priesthood.
Skill Badges: Badges earned at each rank are cumulative and build toward the 30 required for Beacon of Light.
Recognition: A Recognition award is given when the Saint receives a priesthood or temple ordinance during his time in the program.



A foundational progression for ages 7–11. Each rank prepares the next Saint to step onto the Saints Global trail.

Every Junior Saint starts here. The joining rank — first patch, first pledge, first meeting.
Joining Rank: Ranger is the joining rank for all Junior Saints ages 7–11. Complete these requirements to join and earn the Ranger patch.
Recognition: A Recognition award is given if/when the youth is Baptised during their time in the program.


Earnable patches spanning the spiritual, social, intellectual, and physical cores.
Coin and medallion awards earned across the full arc of the program — spiritual honors, service and heroism medals, and leadership and legacy awards. Medallion artwork is in production; names and requirements are final.
For those who carry the lamp — spiritual leadership, covenant living, and moral courage.

Recognize outstanding spiritual leadership and dedication
You'll be asked to: Demonstrate consistent spiritual leadership in your community for 6 months

Honor those who stand firm in righteousness and defend truth
You'll be asked to: Demonstrate moral courage by standing for truth in difficult circumstances

Recognize dedication to following sacred covenants and ordinances
You'll be asked to: Maintain regular temple attendance for at least 12 months

Earned twice — once at completion of Junior Saints (~age 11) and again at completion of Saints Global (~age 17). The only award that bookends the whole program.
You'll be asked to: Maintain a personal devotional and study habit throughout the program
For hands that help and the rare act of courage when the moment demands it.
Honor exceptional service and sacrifice for God and community
You'll be asked to: Complete 100+ hours of documented community service in the past year
Honor acts of exceptional courage and heroism
You'll be asked to: Perform documented act of heroism involving personal risk to help others
Recognize consistent service participation and community engagement
You'll be asked to: Complete 25+ hours of documented community service
The capstones — recognitions reserved for sustained dedication over years, not seasons.
Recognize outstanding achievement and contribution to Saints Global
You'll be asked to: Demonstrate exceptional leadership in Saints Global programs for 12+ months
Honor lifetime achievement and distinguished service to Saints Global
You'll be asked to: Demonstrate 5+ years of distinguished service to Saints Global mission
Recognize exceptional mentoring and development of others
You'll be asked to: Successfully mentor at least 5 individuals over 2+ years
Honor exceptional parenting and family leadership
You'll be asked to: Demonstrate consistent righteous parenting principles for 5+ years
Saints also earn handcrafted gear — the war club, mouse hawk, and tomahawk — tied to real woodworking and edged-tool skill.
Members log requirements, request counselor sign-off, and submit for rank advancement in the Saints Global portal.