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Evaluating Religious Program Publicity
A worship bulletin with a seasonal theme

Religious Program Specialist 3 & 2, Module 01-Personnel Support
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will  be  whether  the  command  chaplain’s  pub- licity  goals  and  objectives  have  been  met. RELIGIOUS  PROGRAM MATERIALS The  Command  Religious  Program  makes  ex- tensive use of audiovisual and printed material. These   materials   may   be   either   procured   or prepared  locally.  Printed  materials  are  used  to disseminate  information  concerning  religious programs  within  the  command.  A  few  of  the media  which  may  be  utilized  to  disseminate information  about  the  CRP  to  military  person- nel and their families are presented in figure 6-3. The  primary  target  group  for  each  medium  is also  indicated.  Some  of  the  most  widely  used media  will  be  discussed  in  the  following paragraphs. RELIGIOUS  TRACTS The  term  “religious  tracts”  may  be  used  to encompass  a  wide  variety  of  devotional  and religious  literature.  These  tracts  are  selected  by the chaplain and are made available to the public through the use of literature racks and displays placed  in  chapels  and  other  religious  program facilities.  One  type  of  tract  which  may  be selected  by  the  chaplain  is  one  which  presents Bible selections. A source for this type of tract is the American Bible Society which publishes such material  in  many  different  languages.  The  com- mand chaplain will normally specify the sources from  which  religious  tracts  for  the  Command Religious  Program  should  be  obtained. WORSHIP  BULLETINS Worship   bulletins   are devotional   and   religious printed  outlines  of services   conducted Welcome   Aboard   Packets—Incoming   personnel Plan-of-the-Day/Week   (POD/POW)—Active   duty   members Indoctrination   Programs—Incoming   personnel Ombudsmen  &  Wives  Club  Newsletters—Spouses Familygrams—Families Predeployment  Briefings—Active  duty  members  and  spouses Announcements  at  Quarters—Active  duty  members Command/Unit   Staff   Meetings—Line   managers Gate  Signs—Passers-by Bulletin  Boards—General  Navy  population Magazines— Selected audiences Ship  Videotapes—Deployed  units Base  Newspapers—Military  members,  dependents,  and  civil  service employees Civilian  Newspapers—General  population TV  and  Radio—General  population Open  House  and  Exhibits—General  population Fliers  distributed  at  NEX  or  Commissary—Military  members,  dependents, and retired personnel Figure 6-3.—Media available to the Command Religious Program. 6-7







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