Royal Rangers
Royal Rangers is a ministry that reaches across the United States and in over 65 nations around the world. It motivates boys spiritually through Bible study and memorization, devotionals, and Christian role models. Boys are strengthened mentally by an advanced awards-based weekly program. Further, the boys increase their physical prowess by participation in age-specific activities and recreation. Finally, they are introduced to church, community, and nature-related activities to develop their social skills and awareness.
Royal Rangers meet each Wednesday in Butler Chapel at 7 p.m.
Ranger Kids: Grades - Kindergarten, 1st & 2nd
Ranger Kids—the trail to fun and adventure—is an exciting program for boys in kindergarten, first and second grades. Boys in this age group participate in great fun and excitement that will allow boys to develop their interests and needs as well as mold their character.
Discovery Rangers: Grades - 3rd, 4th & 5th
Discovery Rangers is a fun and exciting program for boys in third-, fourth-, and fifth-grade. Not only does the boy get to discover great indoor and outdoor activities, he will get to make many new friends. Being a Discovery Ranger is another step toward growing into a man of God in four ways:
1. Physically: Their bodies will grow strong through proper exercise and diet.
2. Spiritually: Their spirits will grow strong through prayer, Bible study and witnessing.
3. Mentally: Their minds will grow strong by reading, studying, and memorizing Scripture passages.
4. Socially: Their relationships with people will grow strong by learning how to treat them.
Adventure Rangers: Grades - 6th, 7th & 8th
Adventurers from the past include men like Christopher Columbus, who sailed west into uncharted waters to get to India and discovered the American continents; Nicolaus Copernicus, who developed a new theory about the arrangement of our universe; and Jedidiah Strong Smith, who explored the wilds of America's western frontier. These are men who inspire us all to probe and expand our horizons.
For more information, please contact Ken Krueger.
