material on this page, count the number of lines that  must  be  typed  (from  the  rough  copy)  and subtract  the  total  from  the  number  of  available lines (51); then divide the remainder by two and place half of the lines at the top of the page and the  rest  at  the  bottom,  For  example: There  are  45  lines  that  must  be  typed.  How many  clear  lines  should  be  left  at  the  top  and bottom  of  the  page? The  solution  is  found  by: 51 available lines minus – 45 lines that must be typed leaves 6 remaining clear lines Divide  the  answer  (6)  by  2.  This  will  leave three clear lines at the top and three clear lines at  the  bottom  of  the  worship  bulletin.  For  an uneven number like five, the best solution would be to put three lines at the top and two lines at the  bottom  of  the  page. NOTE: The left side and the right side of the bulletin should be even. The last line of the left side  of  the  bulletin  and  the  right  side  of  the bulletin  should  not  vary  more  than  two  lines  in length. If  you  follow  the  procedure  outlined  above and  center  the  material  horizontally  and  ver- tically—you  should  have  an  attractive,  properly blocked  worship  bulletin  (see  figure  6-6C). CHAPEL  NEWSLETTERS Chapel  newsletters  can  be  a  very  effective means for chaplains to provide information con- cerning   devotional   and   religious   activities scheduled  as  a  part  of  the  Command  Religious Program.  The  format  of  the  newsletter  is  deter- mined by the chaplain. As the RP, you may have an  opportunity  to  make  suggestions  as  to  the design and layout of the newsletter. The follow- ing  are  important  points  to  remember: Don’t  attempt  to  say  too  much  in  the space allotted. Use  illustrations  or  graphic  art  when feasible. Ensure  that  the  use  of  “Postage  and  Fees Paid”  indicia  on  the  newsletter  complies  with the instructions or regulations for its use, WELCOME  ABOARD  PACKETS Information   concerning   the   Command Religious   Program   and   its   activities   should always   be   included   in   any   welcome   aboard packet   forwarded   to   personnel   in   receipt   of orders   to   the   command.   Religious   Program Specialists  should  prepare  religious  program inserts   to   the   command’s   welcome   aboard packets. These inserts should include at least: The  location  of  the  chapel  and  chaplains’ offices; A   chapel   directory   listing   the   office telephone  numbers  where  religious  program  in- formation  may  be  obtained; The  schedule  and  location  of  divine  serv- ices listed by faith groups; The   location   and   schedule   of   the   com- mand’s  religious  education  (RE)  programs; Activities   of   chapel   organizations, outreach programs, spiritual retreats, and devo- tional activities. CHAPEL  INFORMATION  KITS Chapel   information   kits   generally   contain the   same   information   which   is   included   in religious  program  inserts  for  the  command’s welcome  aboard  packets.  In  some  cases,  chapel information  kits  may  be  used  in  lieu  of  the inserts. They differ only in the amount of infor- mation  which  is  presented  to  the  recipient  and the  purpose  for  which  they  are  prepared. Chapel information kits may be prepared for newly reporting personnel, command visitors, or news   media   representatives.   In   addition   to information   normally   enclosed   with   command welcome  aboard  packets,  chapel  information 6-12