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Saints Global

The main program: ages 11–17. Seven ranks, skill badges across the four pillars, and the Beacon of Light Project as the capstone. Youth-led, mentor-supported.

Leadership you earn by leading.

Saints don't read about leadership in a workbook — they lead. From rank one to rank seven, the program puts responsibility in their hands: squad roles, mentoring younger Saints, leading service projects.

Saints earn every rank through the work itself. They demonstrate each badge to a leader before it's signed off, and they design and lead their own service projects — start to finish.

11-17
Age Range
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Advancement Ranks

Lead from the front

Authority earned by example. Heaviest pack, first watch, first question asked.

Teach what you've learned

The fastest way to master a skill is to teach it. Every advancing Saint mentors a younger one.

Own a project end to end

Every rank carries one — and the capstone, the Beacon of Light Project, is the proof. A Saint plans, leads, and answers for it.

Speak when it counts

Saints address peers, defend advancement before counselors, and give devotional words around the fire. Voice trained where stakes are real.

The Beacon of Light Project

Before earning the Beacon of Light — the program's final rank — every Saint plans and leads a service project of their own design. Like the Eagle Scout service project that came before it, this is a real, measurable act of leadership: a problem the Saint identifies, a plan they own, and a community that's better for it.

“Leave your corner of the world brighter than you found it.”

Seven ranks, Lightbearer to Beacon

Each rank carries its own tagline, tests, and badges to earn along the way.

Lightbearer
Kindle the flame

Lightbearer

Age 12

Where every Saint starts. Take the pledge, open a journal, and learn what showing up looks like.

  • Join a Saints Global troop and be an active member for at least three months since your twelfth birthday.
  • Recite the Saints Oath, Testament, Motto, and Slogan with your Troopmaster, and demonstrate the Saint Sign, Salute, and Grip.
  • Explain the Covenant Path, identify the milestone you most recently passed, and describe the duties of a Deacon.

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.

Sample Badges
Studying the Gospel
Penmanship
Journaling
Beacon of Light
Light the way

Beacon of Light

Ages 15–18

Capstone rank. Plan and lead a Beacon of Light Project, train two rising leaders, and leave the path lit for the next Saint.

  • Earned the Ensign rank.
  • Earned 30 badges total: 21 BOL Required + 9 Elective.
  • Explain the Covenant Path.

Spiritual Badge Count: Earn any 6 of the 7 spiritual skill badges listed.

Recognition: Beacon of Light is the highest rank in the Saints Global program. All listed approvals must be obtained prior to award.

Sample Badges
Just Serve
Sharing the Gospel
Discipleship

Saints Global launches with the pilot.

We're forming the founding cohort now. Add your family to the list, or write us if you'd like to mentor or charter a unit.