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I would like to respond to the post regarding the
concern of women in Scouting. I have been on most all of the Scouting camps with
my husband and son in Boy Scouts. In our district and troop, there has never
been ANY hint of discrimination towards me or any of the other women leaders and
adults. Many of the camps have facilities for women and men. Men and women are
treated as adult leaders and are welcomed at any camp to assist. Most of the
camping events are run by the boys leaders of the Senior Patrol Staff. Adult
leaders are there to assist when asked, and those of us who are Merit Counselors
assist boys in earning required merits.
The boys have had women leaders since they were Cub
Scouts, (Den Mothers), and are accustomed to having women at events, ceremonies
and overnight campouts. I was even told last evening that there are women who
are nominated into the Order of the Arrow, which is comparable to FCF.
Rangers too, in the US, is progressing. There are
several women who are now on the National Standing Committee for SA and
Buckaroos. Remember that God appoints leaders. Let's not let our own
pre-conceived ideas and prejudices stand in the way of what the Master Ranger
has planned.
Your sister in Christ -
Cdr Jen
OP 354 - Buckaroo Leader
Member of the US Natl Standing Committee for
SA/Buckaroos.
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- Re: [RR] women in scouting Cdr-Jen
- Re: [RR] women in scouting Duane Wheeler
