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Tag Archives: Trail Life
Boy Scouts’ Compromise Happened Long Ago
Boy Scouts’ Compromise Happened Long Ago. (LINK) Repost of an article (from a year ago) by another thoughtful blogger that was pivotal in changing the way I looked at BSA. It’s not about membership issues for me — now or … Continue reading
Misaligned Objectives May Lead to Unintended Results
A colleague recently shared an article of interest titled “How to Raise a Pagan Kid in a Christian Home”. That article, in full, can be reviewed by clicking HERE. The blog author interviewed Phil Vischer (the creator of “Veggie Tales”) … Continue reading
History Hikes
What is a “History Hike”? It is a hike that requires scouts to learn about the history of the area as they progress along the trail. Often, there is a “history scavenger hunt” form that each scout or each patrol … Continue reading
Posted in Outing/Camping
Tagged Boy Scout, Boy Scouts of America, Hike, History, History Hike, History Trail, Trail Life, Trail Life USA
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Last Troop Meeting Tonight!
Troop 113 families, come celebrate with us tonight. We’ll have popcorn, games, activities. This is our last troop meeting as BSA Troop 113. You see, after three years of operating a Faith-Based Troop, the families have decided that they can’t … Continue reading
20,000+ Views Since “day one”
Hooray, today (12/13/13) represents a milestone for our blog — we topped 20,000 distinct views! Woo-Hoo! You can see that the blog got launched at the tail end of October, 2010, and steadily grew its readership until January 2013 — … Continue reading
Is Leadership (Good or Bad) Contagious?
A recent Forbes article on leadership (December 5, 2013 – click here for full article) suggests that bad leadership begets bad leadership in those people who are direct reports to that affected leader. The good news was that great (positive) … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Scouting Ideals
Tagged Boy Scouts of America, Business, Christian Alternatives to Boy Scouts, Communication, COPE, Employee engagement, Leadership, leadership effectiveness, Leadership Style, leadership styles, Management, NYLT, Project COPE, Servant Leadership, team members, Trail Life, Trail Life USA
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Kind-hearted Leadership: Oxymoron or Better Together?
A recent Forbes article titled “Kindness Does Not Equate To Weakness in Leadership” (Click Here) got me thinking about the Scout Law — A Scout is Kind. Being kind is typically defined as being generous, friendly, agreeable, tolerant, humane, considerate, charitable … Continue reading
The Walk Worthy One Month Challenge
In two prior blog articles, we introduced some initial thoughts on Trail Life USA’s Motto – “Walk Worthy”. In the first posting we explored how the phrase “walk worthy” is a call to integrity – to be consistent in … Continue reading
Troop Meeting (9/23/2013)
At tonight’s troop meeting, scouts will continue to plan out the upcoming invitational Winter Outdoor Challenge. Each scout who volunteered to prepare a draft of one of the challenge events will come ready to discuss his plan and work on … Continue reading
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Tagged Boy Scout, Boy Scouts, Boy Scouts of America, Faith Based Boys, Trail Life, Trail Life USA, Trailhead USA, Youth Group
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“Walk Worthy!” (Part Two)
In a previous article, we looked at how the phrase “Walk Worthy” applied to living out one’s ideals. I think that the phrase also applies in a very meaningful way to our interpersonal relationships — not just how we behave … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional
Tagged Boy Scout, Boy Scouts, Boy Scouts of America, Christian Alternatives to Boy Scouts, Christian Scouts, Duty to God, Eagle Scout, Homeschooling, Interpersonal relationship, Leadership, Motto, Scout Law, Scout Oath, Scouting Ideals, scoutmaster minute, Trail Life, Trail Life USA, Trailhead USA, Walk Worthy, Youth Group
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