Bøger af Larry Green

+Bishop Larry D. Green, M.Th., Th.D., is Senior Shepherd and Rev Saundra B. Green, MDiv is Associate Pastor of New Temple Ministries of Wilmington, NC. As the primary teaching pastor, Dr. Green has a passion for carefully unpacking the truths of Scripture. He has served in the ministry for forty-four (44) years. He has served as senior pastor of New Temple Church Of God In Christ of Wilmington, NC for eight (8) years. Dr. Green has also served as senior pastor at Union Missionary Baptist Church in Wallace NC for 17 years. He and his wife have two (2) children and seven (7) grandchildren. Dr. Green holds an M.Th. and Th.D. from the North Carolina Theological Seminary in Clinton, NC. He has served as Founder and President of Duplin County College of Theology and as Professor of Theology for both Pender County College and the Duplin County College of Theology. He presently serves as Bishop of Christian Education for the Spirit of Truth Network and Fellowship for Greater North Carolina. Bishop Green is passionate about outreach and evangelistic work and has a heart for teaching the unadulterated WORD OF GOD.

This workbook captures the best current practices in overhead instruction into one convenient workbook that will last a student from initial cavern training up through the full cave certification and that provides a great resource for reviewing important material by the seasoned cave diver. The workbook has been specially crafted to match the current NACD Standards & Procedures. This will enhance the quality of the experience for the student and provide a common standard for training at all levels. The workbook is upwards of 150 pages and includes useful outlines, photos and illustrations, cave maps, discussions and extensive calculations for gas math.

Scout Pioneering, Good Ol' Fashioned Outdoor Fun, is filled with all the information, illustrations, and instructions a unit needs to get an effective pioneering program off the ground and flourishing. Along with the author's first-hand experience as a Scout leader who has run successful pioneering programs in his own troop and at the Philmont Training Center, it draws upon the expertise of Scouting's most revered pioneering legends. Icing on the cake are over 250 pioneering-related photos bringing the text to life and capturing real Scouts in action, along with links to over 40 BSA-recognized how-to skill videos and Scout meeting activity videos.The Scout meeting activities are one of the book's highlights. Knowing how to present these involving pioneering challenges during troop meetings produces positive outcomes that are unparalleled in their capacity to engage Scouts while making fun happen!Another highlight of the book is the colorful section on camp gadgets. An array of these impressive campsite improvements was presented in the pioneering village at the national jamboree. It was fun to observe the jamboree participants' mouths open and sense their wheels turning, as youth and adult alike inspected them closely, asked questions, and took pictures in order to share the ideas with their troops back home.When John Thurman, camp chief at Gilwell for over twenty-five years, was asked, "Why pioneering?" His simple reply was, "To me the over-riding reason for presenting pioneering is that boys like it." Lord Baden-Powell, Scouting's founder wrote, "But there are reasons for pioneering other than the fact that boys like doing it. I am inclined to suggest to Scouters that in addition to the technical details of knotting, lashing, and anchorages, there is an educative value in pioneering since it gives elementary training in stresses, mensuration, etc., and it also develops initiative and resourcefulness. Additionally, it gives practice in team work and discipline. In other words, pioneering is practical and character building: the two essential ingredients of any program material for Scouts."A Scouting program consists of what Scouts DO! Providing a wide range of opportunities for fun, challenges, and personal growth, pioneering has all the qualities that keep Scouts involved and coming back for more. Amidst the wide spectrum of unique adventures available in Scouting, there's always an attraction to and fascination with what's termed, "old school." Pioneering is all about using timeless skills to get things done and have a great time.