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> The concerns are (and rightly so), that some kids come from an abusive
and/or neglected homes and that parents or guardians of these Rangers
probably should be not be involved in the program or worse wouldn't even
pass a criminal background check. That being the case, it may be possible to
recruit other members of your church to "sponsor" a Ranger. Ironically the
church will provide leaders with buses and other material resources, but not
the personnel.
>
> Cdr Jen
In our OP we are ecstatic to have parents involved from time to time. We're
not talking about making them all permanent RR leaders here because as you
said there are those parents we can't afford to have in that position. (Tho
there are some whom I wish we could talk into it!) I know of a couple RR
parents who will NEVER be leaders due to that fact. However, we really can
not say to them, "You can not be involved w/ your child in a RR setting."
This calls for wisdom & careful supervision to balance the equal aspects of
redemption & protection.
--Allen
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