At 10:03 3/21/2000 -0800, Duane Wheeler wrote:
>Do you think that a class on "Youth Protection" as in always having a 2 deep
>leadership when "counciling a boy" could be substituted for  NTC Sr.Guide
>throwing a tizzy-fit?

It would certainly be a better use of the time! Even a good game of freeze 
tag would be better than a demonstration of a fruit of the flesh (fits of 
anger, Gal. 5:20)... and far more spiritually edifying.

I think you are on to something, here...

Perhaps a demonstration of the fruit of the Holy Spirit would be more in 
order. How better to protect young people than with love, joy, 
peace,  patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and 
self-control? (Galatians 5:22-23).

>*It seems the time could be made for that.. as well as
>direct instruction on implementing the patrol method by cutting back of the
>*negitive para-military training technique. We need to do that anyway, if we
>expand the program to allow all Commanders of  Ranger's to attend National
>Training.

Sounds good to me. Too bad I'm not in charge of NTC. :-) May God grant 
wisdom to those who are.

>Youth protection is a critical issue and is deeper than filling out a
>children's worker form.
>It requires us to be "who we are" and no more... Commander may observe abuse
>but should refer the situation on to real-time authorities. *Correction of a
>child-
>as well as punitive action, could result in action by parents or outside
>authorities-
>who are or act as the legal guardians of minors.

We had some good teaching on this at the District Leadership Training 
Seminar. Perhaps some of that material could be used at NTC.


Michael Paul Johnson
aka Soaring Golden Eagle
PO Box 1151, Longmont CO 80502-1151, USA
Rocky Mountain outpost 207, New Creation Church
Jesus Christ is Lord!


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