"The purpose of Royal Ambassadors is to involve boys
in missions. Involvement in missions is living one's faith daily: personal
experience in witness and ministry, and giving and praying to support persons involved in
missions. The Royal Ambassador program helps boys to become aware of the needs of people
around the world and to respond to those needs. The organization seeks to lead boys to a
personal commitment to Christ and assist them in their Christian growth experience.
Through Royal Ambassadors, boys are led to an awareness of their responsibility to Christ
and encouraged to become His ambassador."
-- Leading Royal Ambassadors: The Classic Method
RAs is divided into Lads (grades 1-3) and Crusaders (grades
4-5). Committed Christian men and women--called Counselors--lead boys in
activities that enhance their spiritual, emotional, physical, mental, and social
well-being. These activities include weekly chapter meetings, where boys learn
about home and international missionaries, and local and national missions
projects. Boys use advancement steps to mark their progress on projects and earn
awards for successful completion of these advancement steps.
Program Leader: Thomas Minor
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"The purpose of Royal Ambassadors is to involve boys
in missions. Involvement in missions is living one's faith daily: personal
experience in witness and ministry, and giving and praying to support persons involved in
missions. The Royal Ambassador program helps boys to become aware of the needs of people
around the world and to respond to those needs. The organization seeks to lead boys to a
personal commitment to Christ and assist them in their Christian growth experience.
Through Royal Ambassadors, boys are led to an awareness of their responsibility to Christ
and encouraged to become His ambassador."
RAs is divided into Lads (grades 1-3) and Crusaders (grades
4-5). Committed Christian men and women--called Counselors--lead boys in
activities that enhance their spiritual, emotional, physical, mental, and social
well-being. These activities include weekly chapter meetings, where boys learn
about home and international missionaries, and local and national missions
projects. Boys use advancement steps to mark their progress on projects and earn
awards for successful completion of these advancement steps.