Hi Sis,
you are doing a good job.
The German RR's are a small group compared to the US.
That is also the reason why we have a lot less NTC's per year, of
course.
When the training schedule for next year comes out why don't you take
part in a german NTC where we will have men and woman-trainees all the
time.
We had other foreign candidates take part in our training camps and
trails, Russians, Swedes, Dutch, etc.
They walked home with a good experience and their respective patch they
had earned.
>
> Let's see... we could ask about the role of women as Royal Ranger commanders
> in the USA and how that relates to the AG position paper on the role of
> women in ministry. (They don't line up very well.)
> Being female I feel I have to obtain the training and all the patches that
> go with it so I can be taken seriously. Other commanders know when they
> keep seeing me at the conferences that I am not just in for a lark. I am in
> for as long as God wants me in. If God directs me to change then I can
> apply my RR training where he sends me.
Fill out your application and come over.
If you come in the fall you can also pick some ripe grapes on the slopes
of the vineyards in this here country.
> So what's the next topic?
Woman in Rangers !!!!!!!!!!!!
(Hihihi )
G�nter
OP 64 Calvary Chapel Siegen
Germany
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