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We need your HELP in recruiting new boys for our fellow Ranger Kids members! You all know how fun & exciting it can be being a member of Royal Rangers. Now we need help spreading the word.
Tell you fellow classmates & your neighbors. Let them know how much fun it is serving God & learning about all the things involved in the Ranger Kids program!
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If you
haven't ask Jesus into your heart as Savior and asked Him to forgive you
of your sins, it is as simple as following these steps:
1) ADMIT
YOU HAVE SINNED. "For all have sinned and fall
short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:23).
2) BELIEVE
IN JESUS. "For God so loved the world that he gave his
one and only son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have
eternal life" (John 3:16).
3) CONFESS
AND LEAVE YOUR SIN. "If we confess our
sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us
from all unrighteousness (1 John 1:9)
If
you would like someone to pray with you about your decision to know Jesus
as your personal Savior, talk with your Royal Ranger commander, your
pastor, or call: 1-800-4PRAYER,
the National Prayer Center.
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Here's a special place to go to help you earn those patches!
Advancements:
There
are four different age groups and advancements to go along with them. There are
4 patches for each Advancement. You will use your Ranger Kid Handbook along with
the Ranger Kid Workbook in learning how to obtain these badges. They are as
follows:
Trails
to the Elk - Kindergarten
Trail
to the Wolverine - First Grade
Trails
to the Cougar - Second Grade
And Gold Trail Award
You can receive these item once you have completed and received the Elk, Wolverine & the Cougar Patches. This is a new program that was just started in 2007.
There are 48
Achievement Awards. You may work on these at home and in your Ranger Kid's
meetings. Each series of patches are a different color and has a different
meaning. The patch colors are mixed through out each Advancement Trail.
- Patches with Blue edges show you what a Royal Ranger Kid should be, learning to be the Best Christian you can be.
- Patches with Black edges teach about things around us, history, people, and how to help others.
- Patches with Silver edges teach about things we do. Ranger Kids do a lot and are always learning more ways.
- Patches with Gold edges teach important things about Church, going to church and helping out help earn awards.
- Patches with Green edges tell us about the outdoors, games, and taking care of God's world.
- Patches with Red edges show how to help others, and learn to be one of God's helpers.
In each Advancement
trail, there are Achievement badges you can earn. First off, there are four
categories to complete for each Achievement badge. They are:
Physical:
You do some physical labor or activity promoting an event or learning more about
it.
Spiritual:
You learn a spiritual lesson. This may happen through prayer, reading, or
memorizing a Scripture passage, or going to church.
Mental:
You do a mental activity. You can tell about something you did, show how to do
something, or discuss something.
Social:
You take part with others your age or with adults in developing social skills,
such as speaking in front of a group or working on a project with others.
Now
let's move on to the actual fun part, taking a look at all the badges.
Let's
start with the "Trail to the Elk" for the Kindergarten Grade.
Ram:
Craft
Help
the Commander
Strong
Body
What's
on TV
Caribou:
Clean
Body
Family
History
Firefighter
Home
Helper
Buffalo:
Games
Noah's
Ark
Outing
Rangers
about Town
Antelope:
Church
Helper
Church
History
Joyful
Noise
Sunday
School
Next
there's the "Trail to the Wolverine's" for the First Grader.
Beaver:
Community
Helper
Government
Help
a Neighbor
Safety
Fox:
Defender of the
Word 
Flag
Doer
of the Word
Sporting
Event
Coyote:
Going
Places
Keeper
of the Law
Money
Helper
Patrol
Helper
Badger:
Cooking
Day
Camp
Old
West
Taking
Care of God's World
And
last of all "Trail to the Cougar" for the Second Grade.
Lynx:
Arts
Buddy
Barrel
History
Light
for the Lost
Cheetah:
Be
a Friend
God
is Working
In
the Air
Map
Panther:
Puppet
School
Telling
Others about Jesus
Working
Togethe
Tiger:
Adventure
on Wheels
Nature
Sports
Tying
Knots
The newest Award is
"God & Country Award Program".
The God and Country program offers another award that Royal Rangers can
earn besides those in Ranger Kids. The first step in the God and Country program
is the God and Me Award. The boy learns the story of his life and Jesus' life.
He learns how God puts the two stories together. When the God and Me Student
Workbook has been completed, the boy will receive a medal.
The first step in the God and Country Award Program is the God and Me Award. It is promoted by such groups as the Boys Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Campfire organizations, and it teaches and encourages the boy's understanding of how we are made, why and what your relationship with God should be. Awards are earned by successful completion of assignments in the God and Me Student Workbook. The workbook contains three sections of work, each with a project for the boys to complete.
Children in grades 1, 2 & 3 are eligible to
participate in God and Me. Each participant must have his own copy of the
Student Workbook.
The student will study the creation story and learn that God was pleased with all creation. They will acknowledge God as Creator and give praise to God.
The student will learn of God's love through Jesus. As they tell parallel stories of their own birth and the birth of Jesus, they will proclaim that Jesus was born to be their Savior.
The student will learn how important prayer was to Jesus and that God wants them to pray. They will learn four parts of prayer to help them share their thoughts with God. Children will be required to memorize the Lord's Prayer.
As the student learns to lean on God as their Good Shepherd, they will be challenged to reach out and be “good shepherds” to those around them.
Here
are some pictures of your patches placed on your Ranger Kids Vest.
For
complete information on placement of all the patches on the Vest and Shirts,
refer to Chapter 4 or pages 67 - 79 in your Ranger Kids Handbook.
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