What's New:

Royal Rangers History

May 11, 2024

With district start holding their events for the year, we would love to capture the patches, pictures, and any other information for your district.   Take a look at the missing 2023 and 2024 Pow Wow patches.  If you have any historical information, please send it to history@ntxrr.org.

 

Current News:

Updates

April 30, 2024

With National Rendezvous fast approaching, reemmber to send us your information from the event.  Whether it is FCF members in their outfits, competition photos, event patch images, event winners, or just your historical write up about Rendezvous, please send it to history@ntxrr.org  Posting all you have will show others what they can expect at future Rendezvous and what they missed at the 2024 National Rendezvous.

Site Support:

This site is managed by the North Texas Royal Rangers on behalf of and is the exclusively authorized history site of the national Royal Rangers ministries office, Springfield, MO. Contacts for this site include Mark Oliver and Jonathan Trower.
Since July 2012, this site has been the official national Royal Rangers office effort to capture and provide history of Royal Rangers for future generations of Royal Rangers. As those who started the Royal Rangers ministry age, we want to capture their knowledge and artifacts now, before they are lost forever.
History can be mailed to Jonathan Trower / Mark Oliver, PO Box 614, Hewitt, TX 76643 or emailed to history@ntxrr.org.

National Training Events

 

Here we will try to show each training camp that has been held, the staff, the attendees for each camp, and photos for that camp if possible. Please send all updates for a specific camp to history@ntxrr.org.

 

Historical Training Documents


Senior Guide Notebook

 
   

Headgear at National Training events

 

Aviation Ground School

This camp never happened. Paul Stanek tried to conduct it on three separate occasions. It canceled all three times due to low or no interest. No patch or insignia was ever produced (based on our research). The idea was to be an introductory training to set one on the path to becoming an FAA Certified Pilot and earn their wings. The book training was to be conducted in the Johnnie Barnes Lodge and the flight training was going to be conducted out on Racehorse Meadow. Sever leaders who owned their own planes were going to be instructors for the camp, bring their planes, and provide live instruction on take off and landing in Racehorse Meadow. In 1991, 2-3people signed up but not enough to hold the camp. (Anthony Hubbard was one of the ones who signed up and provided this summary).

Advanced National Training Camp (ANTC)

Buckaroo-Straight Arrow Training Conference (BSTC)

Cadre

Eagle Rock Adventure

Johnnie Barnes Excellence in Ministry and Leadership Initiative (JBEI)

The JBEI seminar will stretch you and your leadership team. You will be challenged to embrace new leadership behaviors and attitudes. Though counter-intuitive, you will discover freedom by embracing limits that lead to greater influence and effectiveness. You will also receive tools to continually improve upon past performance and reach new goals. District leaders are encouraged to ask potential or new organizational leaders to attend this seminar shortly before or after appointing them to their first post of service. All organizational leaders should attend the seminar every 5 years to refresh their knowledge on current leadership topics.

National Academy (NA)

National Academy is a national seminar designed to train recommended leaders to become instructors and staff members for national training events.

National Advanced Academy (NAA)

National Advanced Academy is a national seminar designed to equip recommended NA graduates for the specialized leadership roles (Camp Director, Senior Patrol Leader, Coordinator, Chaplain, and Audio/Video Technician) for NRMC & NEEC.

National Aquatic Camp (NAC)

National Canoe Expedition (NCE)

National District Leadership Seminar

National Elementary Education Conference (NEEC)

NEEC is an interactive event that gives men and women leaders training in various techniques and methods to effectively teach and mentor boys. Leaders will explore the development and needs of the elementary age group, with Ranger Kids as the main focus. Attendees will gain a better understanding of the needs and characteristics of boys so you can better relate and connect with them.

National Leadership Initiative Camp (NLIC)

National Pageantry Camp

National Rangers Ministry Camp (NRMC)

NRMC provides instruction in leading exciting outpost activities. Each man will be introduced to the following activities: archery, art, air rifle, contemporary camping, computers, drama, music, team building initiatives, trades, and Ranger Derby. Additionally, participants experience what it means to be a boy-lead, adult-facilitated outpost, using the team/patrol system. Most importantly, participants are challenged spiritually to live a life of godly manhood and servant leadership. Every leader will be able to answer the question, “Do I have what it takes to be a godly man?”

National Training Academy

TA prepares graduates to teach in the Rangers Ministry Academy and is a prerequisite for attending all other academies. This training will be offered by each region in partnership with their districts.

 

National Training Camp (NTC)

National Training Trails (NTT)

National Urban Leadership Conference (NULC)

Ranger Kids Training Conference (RKTC)

Staff School

World Class Outpost Seminar (WCO)

The WCO seminar is designed to expose the outpost leadership team to a successful set of practices, methods, strategies, and tools that will enable them to develop into a World Class Outpost. The greatest benefit of this event is achieved when the outpost/church leadership attends and completes this event together as a team.

Winter National Training Camp (WNTC)