Chaplain Service at campouts

[yardhunter]

..................does anyone know a link(s) where a leader can find some neat ideas for a simple Sunday morning Chaplain service to our scouts ??

Especially scout related?? If not, anything else is fine.

I'm looking for something catchy to keep their attention & no more than 7-10 minutes long.

Thanks in advance............see ya yardhunter

[OldGreyBear]

scroll through these

http://www.macscouter.com/ScoutsOwn/

http://www.pinetreeweb.com/sctsown.htm

http://www.scouter.com/compass/Leaders_ ... Resources/

http://www.inquiry.net/patrol/gilwell/21_scouts_own.htm

[yardhunter]

................WOW !! Those are some great links, THANKS!!

Looks like I can find some great ideas from those.
I even found some new patrol games to try at our next campout on one of those links !!

Thanks..................see ya yardhunter

[diamondbackAPL]

I'm a Chaplain aide, and one of the things I like to do is derive a service from a point of the scout law. We also sing some hymns/worship songs before and after the service.

[yardhunter]

....................I read the scout law & some pointers from the links given above. I've also read up on some other things that would be interesting to the boys also.

I'm going to do a simple service at the next camout. I can't wait to see how it goes.

Thanks for your input...............see ya yardhunter

[riverwalk]

I just let a great resource pass by (ebay). I was over-bidding recently and had to say no, haha. But it was a great notebook produced for this. I'll see if I can locate it again. There are a number of printed and online resources for this as well.

[riverwalk]

I haven't seen it again, or found any links. But, I did search my library for some material. Perhaps someone in your area has these, or like resources??

"The Scout Law in Action", compiled by Walter MacPeak; Abingdon Press, 1966.

"When SCOUTS Worship", Prepared by the Church Commission for Civic Youth Serving Agencies, The Bethany Press (St. Louis, MO), 1968.

[TCC7]

Go to www.naums.org . The best site I know. Enjoy!