>I have a question. If a boy does not earn 130 points, you do not take him
>to Pow Wow? What if he isn't saved? Is it "I'm sorry, you cannot go to Pow
>wow where you might be saved because you do not have 130 points? I am just
>curious.
>Keith Brooks
This is my thought on your question.
Campers need to have basic skills in order to even enjoy camping. While I
agree that there are tremendous opportunities to introduce a boy to Christ
while camping, I refuse to take an untrained camper along. They won't have
a good time and could ruin it for the other boys. And if they aren't
having fun the chances of serious spiritual progress are slim to none.
Pow-wow can be a different story. Often there are modern facilities
available and commanders can make great efforts to keep the boys
comfortable. In my experience Pow-wow is like "summer camp in tents"
especially if you have an excellent cook along. :) In further
consideration I don't think I would keep a boy away from pow-wow due to
lack of experience.
Thanks!
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