Royal Rangers
Reaching, Teaching, and Keeping Boys for Christ
Royal Rangers is an exciting opportunity for boys to discover a personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. This life-changing ministry is one of America’s largest and foremost Christian boy’s mentoring programs. Utilizing both fun and accomplishment in ministering to boys each week.
It features indoor and outdoor activities including:
| Camping |
Recreation |
First Aid |
Trips |
| Crafts |
Hobby Skills |
Nature Study |
World Missions |
| Sports |
Achievements |
Awards |
Bible Study |
These activities are among the resources used by Royal Rangers to build bridges to the heart of boys. The heartbeat of the ministry is to enable boys to become more successful young men in every area of their lives.
Adventure, Camping & Mentoring
The Ranger Kids - Grades 1 and 2
Introduces boys to the great outdoors through a non-camping program that encourages indoor and outdoor field trips and day camps. The quarterly advancement patches lead to the yearly trail awards of Elk, Wolverine, and Cougar. These trails feature exciting crafts and skills, advancement activities, Bible memory verses, and many opportunities for boys to grow and mature.
Discovery Rangers - Grades 3 and 4
Boys will experience a variety of indoor and outdoor activities and events that include an introduction to camping. The Discovery advancement trails introduces boys to a skill and Bible merit advancement system which leads to their highest award; the Gold Eagle. The boys also have the opportunity to attend training camps to develop leadership skills.
Adventure Rangers - Grades 5 and 6
Boys will continue to participate in indoor and outdoor activities which will include camping and non-camping activities, personal and life skills development, advance camping, Junior Leadership Training, and an opportunity to become part of the Frontiersmen Camping Fellowship (FCF). The Adventure Rangers merit-based advancement trail culminates with the Gold Medal of Achievement – the highest award a boy can earn.
