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Events 2006-2007 Événements

 

Bienvenue - Welcome

Opportunities for doing a Good Turn are all around us.

Contact these organizations to find out how you can do a Good Turn!

Humane Society - Contact the shelter in your town or city. They are always looking for Kennel Cleaners, Dog Walkers, etc. Must be 16 years of age.

Regional Health Services - Volunteers are always needed.

B-P describes Good Turns in "Aids to Scout mastership". Please remember that this was written by B-P long before Scouting became C0-educational, thus the continuing reference to "boy."

"The boy can then realize better that part of his "Duty to God" is to take care and develop as a sacred trust those talents with which God has equipped him for his passage through this life; the body with its health and strength and reproductive powers to be used in God's service; the mind with it's wonderful reasoning, memory and appreciation, which place him above the animal world; and the soul, that bit of God which is within him-namely, Love, which can be developed and made stronger by continual expression and practice. Thus we teach him that to do his Duty to God means, not merely to lean on His kindness, but to do His will by practicing love toward one's neighbor.

The curious thing is that this duty of Service for Others through Good Turns is the one to which Scouts rise with the fullest alacrity. On this seemingly small foundation (the giving up of a small personal conveniences or pleasures in order to render service) is built the character of self-sacrifice for others.

The minor Good Turns which are part of the Scout's faith are in themselves the first step. Nature study and making friends with animals increase the kindly feeling with him. From these minor Good Turns he goes on to learn first aid and help to the injured, and in the natural sequence of learning how to save life in the case of accidents, he develops a sense of duty to others and a readiness to sacrifice himself in danger. This, again, leads up to the idea of sacrifice for others, for his home and his country, thereby leading to patriotism and loyalty of a higher type than that of merely ecstatic flag-waving.

Scouting is a Brotherhood - a scheme which, in practice, disregards differences of class, creed, country and color, through the indefinable spirit that pervades it. - the spirit of God's gentleman."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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