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This symbol of the Holy Spirit of truth serves as a reminder of the "spirit of power, of love, and of self-discipline"
that is available to the born-again Christian.
Through the development of Leadership Skills we strive no only to imitate Christ's
example of leadership through servanthood, but also to "fan into flame" the gifts that He has given
us. See also Keep Your Pants On by E. E. Perry.
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Through acts of Christian Service we seek to build upon that Righteousness which is given to us through faith in Jesus Christ,
for "he who does what is right, is righteous, just as He is righteous." See also
Protecting Your Heart by E. E. Perry.
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Community service is used as an opportunity to display a readiness to shine as lights in this world, as well as
a means of demonstrating a readiness to carry the torch of the Gospel of Peace to all people.
See The Story of the Torch by "Uncle Joe" Coughlin. See also
Putting Your Best Foot Forward by E. E. Perry.
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The climber was chosen to symbolize the Shield of Faith, as the number of spiritual anologies between rockclimbing/rappelling and
faith can be quite extensive. Similarly, Outdoor Skills and activities are used as a whole to encourage the application of real-life
events to spiritual principles and vice versa. For a more detailed discussion see Stress Camping: A Means of
Character Development by Mark A. Bos. See also
Shields Up! by E. E. Perry.
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As the helmet is used to guard the head, so Bible Memory is used to guard the mind. Through an intimate
knowledge of the scriptures we may put on the Helmet of the Hope of Salvation. See also
Don't Lose Your Head by E. E. Perry.
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The Sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God, is quick and powerful and sharper than any double-edged sword.
Through Bible Reading we seek knowledge of the Word of God. See also
Weilding the Sword by E. E. Perry.
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Prayer. See Golf Seven, This Is Mike Six, Over by E. E. Perry.
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