MCO 1738.1B — Chaplains Religious Enrichment Development Operation

MCO 1738.1B governs policy, responsibilities, and procedures for Chaplains Religious Enrichment Development Operation in the Marine Corps.

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  • Publication number: MCO 1738.1B
  • Title: CHAPLAINS RELIGIOUS ENRICHMENT DEVELOPMENT OPERATION
  • Date: 1 Mar 2023
  • Proponent: 01000 Military Personnel
  • Status: Current

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MCO 1738.1B covers CREDO organizational structure, program scope, fiscal authority, funding, participation, and subordinate element missions. It establishes requirements for voluntary CREDO activities, authorized attendance, appropriated-fund use, training, coordination, and programming data.

Topics covered

  • CREDO program scope
  • CREDO organizational structure
  • CREDO fiscal authority
  • CREDO program participation
  • CREDO funding
  • CREDO training events

Questions and answers

What types of activities can CREDO programs offer?

CREDO program activities may be formatted as workshops, seminars, and retreats. (paragraph 5)

Are CREDO events voluntary?

CREDO events are voluntary in nature, protect the free exercise of religion, and are conducted in an environment where both presenters and attendees are treated with dignity and respect. (paragraph 5)

Who develops and leads CREDO products and activities?

CREDO products and activities are developed and led by uniformed chaplains of the U.S. Armed Forces and constitute the delivery of RM. (paragraph 5)

How are CREDO programs funded?

CREDO programs are funded with appropriated funds (APF), pursuant to references (b), (d) and (e). (paragraph 1)

Who may attend marriage enrichment workshops, seminars, and retreats?

Only a member of the armed forces on active duty, or a member of the reserve components in an active status, and their legally married spouse may attend marriage enrichment workshops, seminars, and retreats. (paragraph 4)

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