Hey Duane
> I was at that camp in '96  and in the responce to what I read...
> I asked  what 'attitutude was being promoted as 'common to that camp..
> *Why was that condined, with a Stated Pledge to
> "Do my best to God-my Church and my Fellow Man"
> I read something about "dog" and how a FCF man  commented that
> he had to "overcome" negitives because why? *They were "asian?"
> Later it said he "prayed through..." and I say- thankGod!
> *But the "comment" was wraped in humor you say...It wasn't intended as
> a race remark.  - It's not the remark but the LACK OF THOUGHT!
> *Consider the following remark:
> "Royal Rangers is for the Men and Boys... that's how it was started and how it
> should remain.."   That seems straight forward, clear..... If you fall within that
> population-
> *Welcome... If you don't.???
>  It would be WRONG for non-USA rangers to attend as anything less than our
> HONORED GUESTS-  *That we all agree, right? Do we have a moral
> responsibility to the boys to act as agents of Christ's love? Is there a reason to
> differ with his call to *Everyone "red and yellow black and white" and
> even....*prefer them?
> 
When I was at Rendezvous 96 I was treated like a honoured guess anywhere 
I went. So much so I think I had about 2 or 3 meals with my host District, 
Kentucky. The rest of the time I was fed by the Pennsecola, New York, 
Tennesse and host of others. Any time I walked by the Pennsecola camp 
they would yell out "The coffee's hot". On the Wednesday night I was invited 
to share in the "Lords' Supper" with them (appentently only it was for special 
guests. At the end they gave a 2 litre coffee mug (just my size) and a large 
plate. I also was given a lot of things from different people. it was great to 
fellowship with other Christian men from different backgrounds and culture.
BTW Most of them didn't like vegemite.


There's a storm coming, our Storm.
PROCLAIMING GOD'S LOVE TO A DYING WORLD 
Say to the captives, 'come out,' and those in darkness, 'Be free!' 
Isaiah 49:9 
Love in Jesus 
Adrian Bonham aka Morning Light, The Larrikin

I looked to the heavens to where God dwells 
I looked into my life to see he lives there as well.

Outpost 49 
Hawkesbury Royal Rangers 
Windsor, N.S.W. 
Australia 
F.C.F. 94 
http://www.summit.net.au/~founder1/
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