Training-Camps

Junior Winter Camp 2011

Date: 
Tuesday, February 22, 2011 - 13:00 - Friday, February 25, 2011 - 11:30

Junior Winter Camp 2011

Tuesday February 22-25

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Ranger Kids Training Camp

 

RKTC in Falling Waters, West Virginia on July 16-18, 2010

Registration Date Deadline EXTENDED to June 15, 2010

See
http://royalrangers.ag.org/training/schedule/ for an application

Ranger Kids Training Camp

Date: 
Friday, July 16, 2010 - 08:00 - Sunday, July 18, 2010 - 15:00

Registration Date Deadline EXTENDED to June 15, 2010
To register, go to: www.royalrangers.ag.org/training/registration/index.cfm.

District Boys Camp 2009

DTC, ATC, JTC, AJTC

July 9-12

Madison Maine

 

Junior Leadership Training Academy (JLTA) is a camping-centered spiritual emphasis and learning opportunity for our boys that follows guidelines prepared by the Royal Rangers National office. Age appropriate training in leadership development, team work skills, and camping skills, are designed to provide boys with professional training to become effective leaders in their Royal Rangers outpost and church. In addition, JLTA is the place for outstanding fellowship and fun with other Rangers from throughout Northern New England. More Details are available here

 

 

 

Winter National Training Camp - 2008

 

Training Our Future Leaders- NNED Royal Rangers Junior Academy 2007

By Donn Blomerth, JLTA Camp Commander

& Jay M. Woodward, Pony Express Editor

    On July 12-15, NNED Royal Rangers held the Junior Leadership Training Academy (JLTA) in Anson, Maine.  32 boys and 18 Leaders came for this important and exciting training event for boys.  The academy was actually three different camps in one:  Discovery Training Camp (DTC) for Discovery Rangers, Adventure Training Camp (ATC) for Adventure Rangers, and Junior Training Camp (JTC) for boys who have completed 7th grade.     The campsite was named Haynesville in honor of Pastor Tim Haynes and his son Jonathon, who own the large, open fields and woods in which the camp took place!

 

    As a specialized training event for the boys, the preparation for JLTA was done by the host Outpost, OP 21 in Madison, Maine. By Thursday morning the Camp Staff was ready for the boys, who were about to begin a challenging and exciting three days!  After an opening ceremony in which colors were presented by NNED Security Color Guard,  the boys were split up into their various age groups, and began their own different challenging courses.  

    
    The most important element of the JLTA was the spiritual emphasis, which helped boys draw closer to the Lord.  Each night, for each of the different age groups, there was a Council Fire and devotion, which drew boys and leaders into the presence of God.  Boys opened themselves up to the Holy Spirit during these wonderful times in front of the warm fires!     

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