*Ok-ok.. stop with the tumping on my head!

Preach all you want, anytime anywhere..
I just want to have fun. <- and fun only<G>

When devotion time comes, I'll stand over there and
knock heads in the backrow and call their attention to
Commander, as you spin a "windy.."

Knot tie'n.. campcraft.. meal planning.. event logistics
star gaze'n.. *count me in..   I'm game.  

But with this "Building Mighty-Men of God" effort..

*Preach'n- *Reach'n conclusions and telling people what to do
is not my "thing"  I won't de-tract from your "ministry", but
I don't need to git in yur way...  That serious stuff you can
have.

Honestly..
I'm 'thar fir fun.

Mayby we can run the outpost like "Poncho and Lefty?"

A#1






--- Geno Plares <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> 
> Note: forwarded message attached.
> 

> ATTACHMENT part 2 message/rfc822 
> Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2003 23:40:20 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Geno Plares <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: Ministry or Fun? e: [RR] Questions
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> What's to say "Training Mighty Men Of God" can't be fun.  Fun and God
> should go hand in hand.  God did not create us to be "stuffy".  One of
> the main reasons I'm still in Rangers is because I DO have so much fun. 
> What better time is there for a young man to learn to live for God while
> they are in Rangers and having fun.  They learn that being a Christian
> is not boring.  That's also why I am a Youth Sponsor and I work very
> closely with my Youth Pastor.  I have fun there too.  By the way, my
> boys highly respect and love our Senior Pastor. He also is a "fair and
> balanced family man" who loves each and every one of the Rangers and
> knows them by name.  I think some times we underestimate the boys
> maturity and understanding of God.  This is the time when they have so
> many questions about the Bible and God. This is the time they should be
> taught.  Even most secular polls will say that the older a child gets,
> the more difficult it is for them to become a Christian.  I don't know
> about you
>  guys but I want to reach 'em while I have an influence.  Why? There is
> no Grey. Heaven is real.... and so is Hell. 
>  
> Geno Plares
> O.P.#178 NCal/Nev.
> San Jose, CA.
> 
> Ace Numer- Uno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
> 
> Training "Mighty men of god" don't have all that much appeal to me.
> 
> *Perhaps later, in time a look back might result in that conclusion,
> But for the present.. *I want to a Royal Ranger because it's fun.
> 
> I want to be a Royal Ranger because that is where I am accepted into
> a group of friends that goes places and does good things.
> 
> I'm only 10 to 13 and don't know a lot about what my future holds..
> but I'm willing to enjoy the adventure offered me by a active Ranger 
> outpost. *I see that the purpose.. that makes this adventure practical,
> affordible and fun is related to camping in tents and cooking for
> myself.
> 
> Doing that.. allows me to go new places, be challanged by the outdoors
> and associating myself with good people like Commander.
> 
> Lot's of preachers talk and talk.. they lecture like teachers or
> work at holyness.. But my Commander is a fair and balanced family man.
> 
> Yea.. We can get wild and be a handful-
> But we can have good clean fun too.
> -=A=-
> 
> 
> --- Geno Plares wrote:
> > 
> > 
> > Harold Burke wrote: 
> > I've been thinking about a couple of things and would like your imput:
> > 
> > How do you evaluate an outpost?
> > 
> > >Short answer: Are the boys coming back:) Real answer: I do take into
> a
> > lot of consideration in what other Commanders from different Outpost
> say
> > about my boys when they are at a rally, District Camp, Derby race,
> etc. 
> > I guess I see it in not how many awards they are earning but what type
> > of character they are impressing on others, how they work together,
> how
> > they treat each other and so on. I also talk to my boys and get their
> > input. Are they enjoying Rangers? Do they invite their friends?
> > 
> > 
> > What is a sucessful outpost?
> > 
> > >It alway goes back to Program Vs. Ministry. I will be honest, we
> don't
> > run the best program. My boys earn awards, but not a lot. We do a lot
> of
> > activities/outings. Coming from a big city, we try to get our boys out
> > in God's country as much as possible. Many of our boys have never left
> > the city limits before they came to Rangers. I have gotten a lot of
> > positive feedback from other Commanders about my boys(see above). We
> try
> > to minister as much as possible. Many of our boys come from broken
> > homes. I guess for me personally a successful outpost is one who is
> > leading boys on the right path to live for Christ. Where are the boys
> > after they leave Rangers. Are they serving Christ? If not, why? I know
> > that is a personal decision but did we help or hinder. I like what my
> > Expedition Commander tells the boys. "If I see you ten years from now
> > and you don't remember how to tie a square not or know the Four Gold
> > points but you are still serving the Lord, then I know I've done my
> > job."
> > 
> > If someone visited your meetings, what would they think about Rangers
> if
> > they did
> > not know anything about the program?
> > 
> > >Hopefully they will see that we are training Mighty Men of God.
> > 
> > Geno Plares
> > 
> > Outpost #178 NCal/Nev. San Jose, CA.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > ________________________________________________________________
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
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