
One Short Day
God gives us each but one short day-
The time that we call life-
To waste or cherish as we will,
To spend in peace or strife.
One little day in which to do,
Or else to leave undone
The work He gives us, We must leave
It all at set of sun,
But one brief day in which to learn
That we are not our own;
That a day�s sweetest pleasure
Is to hush another�s moan.
That life of selfish living
Brings no blessed eventide,
While life of loving service
Finds deep joy on every side.
But one brief day; oh, help me, Lord,
To use it as I should!
Help me, for others, in that day
To do some little good,
And when at twlight cool and dim
I hear Thy gentle call,
Dear Lord, forgive me, if for thee
I have not given You all.
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Royal Ranges is an exciting name! The word Royal means �belonging to a king.� The word Ranger symbolized action and adventure. A Royal Ranger belongs to the King of Kings Jesus Christ and travels exciting trails of action and adventure.
Royal Rangers activities are just as exciting as its name, but at the same time, Royal Rangers is more than just a program; it is a ministry of reaching, teaching, and keeping boys for Christ. Its aim is t develop the total boy for Christian service and leadership. It prepares him for life physically, spiritually, mentally, and socially.
Each year young boys accept Christ as their personal Saviour through the Royal Rangers ministry. Not only are boys accepting Christ as their Saviour, but thousands are being filled with the Holy Spirit as well.
Each year in February is the Annual Pinewood Derby held across the country. This is where the Royal Rangers build their own race car made from pinewood which is where the race gets its name. The boys compete in their different age groups as well as the Commanders will compete against each other. Also, the race is open to anyone else that would like to build their own race car and they compete in the Open Race against each other.
The categories are for Workmanship and Racing of their individual cars as well as judging on the race itself.
The following are the results of the different races/workmanship categories represented by their different Out Post (OP):
Ranger Kids � Workmanship:
1st Dylan Speers, OP 161
2nd Jared Sampson, OP 133
3rd Matthew Johnson, OP 161 |
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Ranger Kids � Race:
1st Dylan Speers, OP 161
2nd Matthew Johnson, OP 161
3rd Adean Ordona, OP 133
4th Ethan Edwards, OP 26
5th Jared Sampson, OP 133
6th Raymon Lane, OP 161
7th Justin Gagnon, OP 161
8th Taylor Lane, OP 161
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Discovery Rangers � Workmanship:
1st Westley O�Campo, OP 133
2nd Tyler Sigars, OP 383
3rd Matthew Jacobsen, OP 161
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Discovery Rangers � Race:
1st Caleb Parker, OP 161
2nd Tyler Sigars, OP 383
3rd Westley O�Campo, OP 133
4th Nicholas Perrando, OP 383
5th Matthew Jacobsen, OP 161
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Adventure Rangers � Workmanship:
1st Jacob Capp, OP 26
2nd Nathan Perrando, OP 383
3rd Jacob Capp, OP 26
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Adventure Rangers � Race:
1st Nathan Perando, OP 383
2nd Anthony Cech, OP 161
3rd Jacob Capp, OP 26
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Commanders � Race:
1st Jason O�Campo OP 133
2nd Norman Kruse, OP 26
3rd Jim Wilson, OP 26
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Open � Workmanship:
1st Alex Ordona, OP 133
2nd Alex Fowler, OP 161
3rd Analysse Swaffar, OP 161
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Open � Race:
1st Alex Fowler, OP 161
2nd Taijee Parker, OP 161
3rd Breann Jones, OP 26
4th Alex Ordona, OP 133
5th Jeff Jones, OP 26
6th Paislee Duch, OP 26
7th Kaily Capp
8th Noriah Steele, OP 26
9th Analysse Swaffar, OP 161
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