Lakota Brothers,
We just got back from the Lodge Leadership Development Course and we had a blast! There were nineteen youth and ten adults there for the training, and a big group of trainers from the Lodge Executive Board.
Fun is a big part of any OA activity and we had a lot of it. We played games like 'The Human Knot' and had contests between groups of arrowmen. After the evening activities, we stayed up until after midnight to watch a movie together.
In between games, we learned a lot in classes about being a successful chapter/lodge leader, planning activities, and building strong chapters. The coolest class was about the meaning of the Ordeal. The adults went to their own classes, learning about their role in the order and how to help us succeed as arrowmen and leaders.
As always, the food was great. The Grizzly chapter fed us well with beef stew for dinner, pancakes for breakfast, and sandwiches for lunch.
We hope to see you at the next chapter meeting on Saturday, December 20th at 7PM. We'll meet at the South Chapel. We'll be painting giant pick-up sticks for the Klondike Derby and enjoying some treats — we also want to share some ideas from the LLD.
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Sunday, December 14, 2008
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Pow Wow 2008
We had a small contingent at Pow Wow this year, with 1 youth and 1 adult there full time and 2 additional adults coming out for part of the Pow Wow. We also found that new chapter chief Stephen Ferris has moved to Provo to attend school and is now a part of our chapter — Hiya Stephen!
The Pow Wow was a great opportunity to meet with other members of our lodge and to get more involved in things. There were a bunch of great activities (the atlatl range, the dance exhibition, and the falconry display were some of the most popular).
The lodge put a big dent in the work required to get Camp Tifie up and running as part of a service project. Hopefully we'll send a lot of scouts in 2009 when it opens. If you missed it, you might want to think about going to one of the Lodge functions next year. With LLD, Teepee Week, and Pow Wow, you've got some great options to choose from.
The Pow Wow was a great opportunity to meet with other members of our lodge and to get more involved in things. There were a bunch of great activities (the atlatl range, the dance exhibition, and the falconry display were some of the most popular).
The lodge put a big dent in the work required to get Camp Tifie up and running as part of a service project. Hopefully we'll send a lot of scouts in 2009 when it opens. If you missed it, you might want to think about going to one of the Lodge functions next year. With LLD, Teepee Week, and Pow Wow, you've got some great options to choose from.
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