INDEX A Accounting  procedures,  4-30  to  4-35 bank  deposits,  4-30  to  4-32 bank-statements,  4-32  to  4-33 checkbook,  4-32 disbursements  from  the  religious  offerings fund,  4-34 opening  and  closing  balances,  4-33  to 4-34 statement  of  operations  and  net  worth, 4-33 unauthorized  expenditures  from  the religious  offerings  fund,  4-34  to  4-35 Advantages  of  education  and  training, 6-6 Alignment  of  training  with  billet  and command  mission,  6-1 Appointment  and  designation  of  lay  readers, 3-32 Appropriated  funds,  4-1  to  4-21 budget  approval,  4-21 budget  management,  4-21 budgeting,  4-1  to  4-13 budgeting  on  the  margin, expense  elements,  4-18  to helpful  reference  sources, 4-13  to  4-18 4-20 4-20 implementing  the  spending  plan,  4-18 justification  of  the  budget,  4-20  to 4-21 line-item  input  to  the  budget,  4-18 logistic  support  of  the  Command Religions  Program,  4-1 operations  and  maintenance  (Navy) (O&M, N), 4-1 programming,   4-13 Awards  and  commendations,  5-8  to  5-9 B Base facilities used as chapels, 1-5 C Career  opportunities  for  RPs,  1-9  to  1-12 Chapel  councils,  4-36 Chapel  Life  Extension  Program  (CLEP), 4-40 Chapels,  base  facilities  used  as,  1-5 Chaplain  Corps,  1-1  to  1-5 Chief  of  Chaplains,  1-4 commissioning  of  Navy  chaplains,  1-4 organization  of  the  Office  of  the  Chief  of Chaplains,  1-4  to  1-5 purpose  of  the  Chaplain  Corps,  1-4 Chaplain’s   Specialist—Specialist   (W), 1-6 Chief  of  Chaplains,  1-4 Command Command Command 2-2 Command Command chaplain,  1-5  to  1-6 Religions  Program  manager,  5-1 Religions  Programs  aboard  ship, Religions  Programs  ashore,  2-2 training  requirements,  standard, 6-3  to  6-5 General  Damage  Control  PQS,  6-4 maintenance  and  material  management (3-M)  PQS,  6-4 watch  standing,  6-4  to  6-5 Commendations  and  awards,  5-8  to 5-9 CRP,   Command   Religious   Program   publi- cations,  3-8  to  3-10 publication  changes,  3-9  to  3-10 publications   corrections   petty   officer, 3-10 publications  stowage,  3-9 CRP  equipment,  3-21  to  3-26 equipment   failure/breakdown,   3-21 maintenance  aboard  ship,  3-24 maintenance  ashore,  3-24 maintenance  documents  and  dooumenta- tion,  3-21 PMS  aboard  ship,  3-24  to  3-26 Customs  and  traditions  of  various  religions, basic,  6-1 I-1