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F ive nations participated in the first National Rangers Ministry Camp (NRMC) in Africa, September 24 –
27, 2015. The camp to train Royal Rangers leaders was directed by Gerhard and Tammy Uys in Porterville, South Africa. Among those who served on staff were Walter Atsutsey (National Director of Ghana & newly elected Africa Regional Representative) and Mathias Kawerama (National Director of Malawi & Central Africa Sub-region Coordinator). The participants put their new skills into practice just ten days later at an Adventure Rangers camp with fifty-two youth. •
3 - 4 Quarter 2015 I Volume 11, Issue 2
Africa’s First NRMC
ROYAL RA NG ERS INT ERNAT IONA L
“Right now, for the first time, I know who I am.”
“I received deliverance from anger and frustration.”
“I can’t wait to bring this back and start helping those in need.
Children need love and discipline, because they can’t help how
they are being raised.”
— C O M M E N T S — from NRMC trainees
AFRICA’S FIRST NRMC — C ON T I N U E D —
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Excerpts from trainees’ comments:
WHAT DID GOD DO IN YOUR LIFE DURING THE NRMC?• I was challenged to spiritually lead my family.• Sometimes I want to give up the ministry in the face of difficulties
and problems. God spoke to me through this NRMC to press onas a soldier of Christ.
• God showed me areas of manhood that will allow me be a better father to my son and shepherd to my flock.
• I feel empowered and restored to do ministry better.• I’ve been encouraged and motivated to get my authentic swing back.• He stirred my heart – softened it.• I now realize that I have a lot of work to do with my own boys and the
Ranger boys in my patrol.
WHAT WILL YOU DO DIFFERENTLY SINCE NRMC? • I want to balance my family life with that of the ministry and work.• Treat my wife with more respect.• I will take more time to laugh with my Rangers.• I will intensify follow-ups, so that no Ranger is left behind.• I would change the way I interact with my team members.
OTHER NRMC FEEDBACK:• Very much appreciated the advice and new info to use in our country.• The only real complaint I have, is that the coffee was out of a tin and not freshly brewed.
The rest was WOW!• Team-work spirit was awesome.• The camp was awesome. It completely changed me. It was well presented for a camp
that was done for the first time.