The Boy Scout Movement Applied by the Church

ability activities adolescence adult advancement appeal appreciation arouse assistant patrol leader assistant Scoutmasters badge become Bela Pratt Box the Compass boy of Scout Boy Scout movement Boy Scout training boy's camp cent church Class Scout co-operation conduct Council cultivated direct discipline duties effort Ernest Thompson Seton experience fact flag gang give given guidance honor ideal important impulses individual influence instincts instruction intelligent interest leadership loyalty master ment mental method moral necessary oath and law officers opportunity organization outdoor meetings physical play pleasure possible practice prize purpose qualities recapitulation theory recreation religious responsibility Robert Baden-Powell Scout age Scout law Scout method Scout oath Scout requirements Scouting for Boys Scoutmaster's Scouts of America Second Class self-government senior patrol leader social spirit success suggestions Sunday-school supervision task taxidermy Tenderfoot terests things tion troop types wholesome youth