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 # {{note|story_hour}} [http://www.amazon.com/Mission-Umatilla-Banner-books-Kathy/dp/0828001073/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1200274465&sr=8-1 Mission to the Umatilla], by Kathy Carr, Banner Books
 # {{note|longhouse}} [http://www.gleaneronline.org/101/12/30631.html The Legacy of Verna Clay], December 2006 Gleaner : North Pacific Union
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-All AY classes have Bible reading assignments. These can easily be used as a 6-month devotional. For Pathfinders at the Voyager or Guide level, the Bible reading assignments as outlined in your AY diary are organized into a 26-week program (26 weeks is 6 months). The Friend, Companion, Explorer, and Ranger Bible reading assignments are organized into a 13-week program. There is nothing to say that a Pathfinder can't read ahead though, so why not read two years worth of these levels?  Your AY diary will have a place where you can check off each passage as you've read it.
+All AY classes have Bible reading assignments. These can easily be used as a 6-month devotional. For Pathfinders at the Voyager or Guide level, the Bible reading assignments as outlined in your AY diary are organized into a 26-week program (26 weeks is 6 months). The Friend, Companion, Explorer, and Ranger Bible reading assignments are organized into a 13-week program. There is nothing to say that a Pathfinder can't read ahead though, so why not read two years worth of these levels? Your AY diary will have a place where you can check off each passage as you've read it.
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 ====(2) Story hour==== <!--T:16-->
-When an Adventist named Verna Clay tried to minister to the people of the Umatilla tribe of Native Americans, they were suspicious, and resisted her initial efforts. It was not until she began a Story Hour program that they started sending their children to her.{{ref|story_hour}}  This initial program blossomed into a 20 year ministry, and many of the Umatilla came to know Jesus through her efforts. Verna Clay died in 2006, and was honored with an official Long House ceremony.{{ref|longhouse}}  It is extremely rare for anyone outside the tribe to receive such an honor, and it all started with a Story Hour ministry.
+When an Adventist named Verna Clay tried to minister to the people of the Umatilla tribe of Native Americans, they were suspicious, and resisted her initial efforts. It was not until she began a Story Hour program that they started sending their children to her.{{ref|story_hour}} This initial program blossomed into a 20 year ministry, and many of the Umatilla came to know Jesus through her efforts. Verna Clay died in 2006, and was honored with an official Long House ceremony.{{ref|longhouse}} It is extremely rare for anyone outside the tribe to receive such an honor, and it all started with a Story Hour ministry.
 ====(3) Clown ministry==== <!--T:17-->
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 ====(5) Prepare Christmas stockings for underprivileged children==== <!--T:19-->
-Propose this project to your church's ACS (Adventist Community Services, formerly known as the Dorcas Society) Director, offering to provide the stockings and the goodies that go inside them. Your club could make the stockings while earning the [[../../Household Arts/Basic Sewing|Basic Sewing]], [[../../Arts and Crafts/Knitting|Knitting]], or [[../../Arts and Crafts/Felt Craft|Felt Craft]] honors  If the "goodies" are girl-, boy-, or age-specific, make different types of stockings so that they can easily be distinguished. The following items make good stocking stuffers:
+Propose this project to your church's ACS (Adventist Community Services, formerly known as the Dorcas Society) Director, offering to provide the stockings and the goodies that go inside them. Your club could make the stockings while earning the [[AY Honors/Basic Sewing|Basic Sewing]], [[AY Honors/Knitting|Knitting]], or [[AY Honors/Felt Craft|Felt Craft]] honors. If the "goodies" are girl-, boy-, or age-specific, make different types of stockings so that they can easily be distinguished. The following items make good stocking stuffers:
 *Orange
 *A few pieces of candy
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 ====(6) Food and/or clothing distribution to the needy==== <!--T:22-->
-Talk to your church's ACS  Director to coordinate your efforts for this project. Many Adventist churches run a clothes closet for the needy, and in some areas, multiple churches from varied denominations combine their resources to run one.
+Talk to your church's ACS Director to coordinate your efforts for this project. Many Adventist churches run a clothes closet for the needy, and in some areas, multiple churches from varied denominations combine their resources to run one.
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-;Pediatrics Ward:  One of the requirements for the Voyager curriculum is to plan a party for the physically handicapped. You will find many handicapped children in a Pediatric Ward, so this is a perfect opportunity to throw a party for them.
+;Pediatrics Ward: One of the requirements for the Voyager curriculum is to plan a party for the physically handicapped. You will find many handicapped children in a Pediatric Ward, so this is a perfect opportunity to throw a party for them.
 ====(8) Similar project approved by a Master Guide or AY leader==== <!--T:28-->
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 ** Sock drive
 *Toys for Tots
-*Pollution remediation project (see the [[../../Nature/Environmental Conservation|Environmental Conservation]] or the [[../../Nature/Ecology - Advanced|Ecology - Advanced]] honors for ideas).
+*Pollution remediation project (see the [[AY Honors/Environmental Conservation|Environmental Conservation]] or the [[AY Honors/Ecology - Advanced|Ecology - Advanced]] honors for ideas).
-*Any of the honors in the [[../../ADRA|ADRA]] series.
+*Any of the honors in the [[AY Honors/ADRA|ADRA]] series.
-*Any project listed in the [[../Adventurer for Christ|Adventurer for Christ]] honor.
+*Any project listed in the [[AY Honors/Adventurer for Christ|Adventurer for Christ]] honor.
 *Mission Trip
 *Organize a Blood Drive
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 If you would prefer a project you can do by yourself instead of with a group, consider these:
-*Translate church services for the deaf using [[../Sign Language|Sign Language]].
+*Translate church services for the deaf using [[AY Honors/Sign Language|Sign Language]].
 *Read a book to a blind person
 *Volunteer at a library
 *Visit shut-ins after church on Sabbath afternoon.
-*Make toys for needy children (see the [[../../Vocational/Woodworking|Woodworking]] honor).
+*Make toys for needy children (see the [[AY Honors/Woodworking|Woodworking]] honor).
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 ====(1) Free yard care or housework for the elderly==== <!--T:57-->
-Yard care can be done in any season as it includes tasks such as weeding flower beds, mowing grass, raking leaves, and shoveling snow. How many elderly people love to garden, but no longer can because they are unable to till up the ground?  If you do this for them in the spring, they will be able to enjoy a favorite hobby through the summer and into the fall.
+Yard care can be done in any season as it includes tasks such as weeding flower beds, mowing grass, raking leaves, and shoveling snow. How many elderly people love to garden, but no longer can because they are unable to till up the ground? If you do this for them in the spring, they will be able to enjoy a favorite hobby through the summer and into the fall.
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 ====(2) Teach in a lower division Sabbath School department==== <!--T:34-->
-A "lower" Sabbath School department would include Beginners (formerly Cradle Roll), Kindergarten, or Primary. It is called ''lower'' because the age of the student is lower, not the status or worth of the student!  Teaching in a Sabbath School department can be a very rewarding experience.
+A "lower" Sabbath School department would include Beginners (formerly Cradle Roll), Kindergarten, or Primary. It is called ''lower'' because the age of the student is lower, not the status or worth of the student! Teaching in a Sabbath School department can be a very rewarding experience.
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 ====(3) Temperance talks==== <!--T:38-->
-See the [[../Temperance|Temperance]] honor for help in preparing your talks.
+See the [[AY Honors/Temperance|Temperance]] honor for help in preparing your talks.
 ====(4) Tutoring of younger students==== <!--T:39-->
-The [[../../ADRA/Literacy|Literacy]] honor has details for setting up a formal community tutoring program, but for this requirement, it would be sufficient to simply meet with a younger student on a regular basis and help out as needed. It is important to not do the student's work for him when tutoring, so guard against that. Helping a student to study for a test by using flash cards, or asking questions from a list (with the answers) can be very helpful even if you are not an expert on the subject yourself (though being an expert certainly does not hurt). You can also listen to a beginning reader read a book, and offer gentle corrections as needed. Talk to someone who teaches younger students, and make your desire to tutor known.
+The [[AY Honors/Literacy|Literacy]] honor has details for setting up a formal community tutoring program, but for this requirement, it would be sufficient to simply meet with a younger student on a regular basis and help out as needed. It is important to not do the student's work for him when tutoring, so guard against that. Helping a student to study for a test by using flash cards, or asking questions from a list (with the answers) can be very helpful even if you are not an expert on the subject yourself (though being an expert certainly does not hurt). You can also listen to a beginning reader read a book, and offer gentle corrections as needed. Talk to someone who teaches younger students, and make your desire to tutor known.
 ====(5) Volunteer work in a hospital or nursing home==== <!--T:40-->
-If you choose this option, be sure to look over the [[../../Health and Science/Health and Healing|Health and Healing]] honor. Most hospitals and many nursing homes will have a program in place for volunteers, though they limit participation to teens and older.
+If you choose this option, be sure to look over the [[AY Honors/Health and Healing|Health and Healing]] honor. Most hospitals and many nursing homes will have a program in place for volunteers, though they limit participation to teens and older.
 ====(6) Supplying books and games to a hospital==== <!--T:41-->
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 ====(7) Help with the rehabilitation of a physically handicapped person==== <!--T:42-->
 ====(8) Make posters and art projects for a hospital, nursing home, or orphanage====
-The posters here should be works of art suitable for framing, not advertisements for a bake sale. The thought is to add cheer to a situation which might be otherwise gloomy. Look over the [[../../Arts and Crafts/Lettering & Poster Making|Lettering & Poster Making]] honors for tips on making high quality posters.
+The posters here should be works of art suitable for framing, not advertisements for a bake sale. The thought is to add cheer to a situation which might be otherwise gloomy. Look over the [[AY Honors/Lettering & Poster Making|Lettering & Poster Making]] honors for tips on making high quality posters.
 ====(9) Adopt a Grandparent Program==== <!--T:43-->

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 The following passages tell how Jesus interacted with people on a one-to-one basis and are recounted in the Gospel of John and in Ellen White's book [http://www.whiteestate.org/books/da/da.asp ''The Desire of Ages''] as follows. You are encouraged to study other examples and use the other gospels as well.
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 The fourth thing Jesus did was to bring the woman to the point of a decision.  He openly and plainly declared Himself to be the Messiah, and it was then up to her to decide if she would accept Him as such.  And she did.  She immediately went back into her village to tell others about Him, even leaving her water jar behind (perhaps so she could travel more swiftly).  She returned quickly with many of the people from her town, and they too became convinced that Jesus was the Messiah.
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 <!-- 2. Show that you have a personal daily devotional life for at least six months. -->
 One way to show this is by keeping a devotional journal.  Summarize what you have read, making sure to record any Bible verses or other reading material studied.  Be sure to record the date as well.
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 All AY classes have Bible reading assignments.  These can easily be used as a 6-month devotional.  For Pathfinders at the Voyager or Guide level, the Bible reading assignments as outlined in your AY diary are organized into a 26-week program (26 weeks is 6 months).  The Friend, Companion, Explorer, and Ranger Bible reading assignments are organized into a 13-week program.  There is nothing to say that a Pathfinder can't read ahead though, so why not read two years worth of these levels?  Your AY diary will have a place where you can check off each passage as you've read it.
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-====(1) Evangelistic meetings <br>(2) Youth Evangelistic meetings <br>(3) Community service van activities====
+====(1) Evangelistic meetings <br>(2) Youth Evangelistic meetings <br>(3) Community service van activities==== <!--T:53-->
 If your church is planning an evangelistic series, volunteer to help out. Otherwise, talk to your pastor about organizing one.
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 These aspects of this requirement represent a lot of work and are designed to ensure that you are a full participant in the programs rather than just an observer.
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-====(1) Community beautification project, such as landscaping or improving a public area====
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 If you are to undertake a major landscaping project in a public area, it is ''essential'' that you get permission from whatever authority is responsible for the park's operation.  A litter pickup program would also be acceptable, and though it would not require coordination with the responsible government body, it would benefit from it.  Many communities operate "Adopt a Street" or "Adopt a Spot" programs.  Your Pathfinder club could engage in such a program.  In some programs, the governing authority will provide materials (trash bags, plants, tools, etc.) and the volunteer organization provides the labor.  These programs usually advertise their existence with small blue road signs, usually with the volunteer organization's name printed along the bottom.  Such a sign can make for good public relations between your Pathfinder club and your community, but only if the adopted space ''looks good''.  If you adopt a spot and neglect it or do a bad job with, the sign will advertise that too.
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 Remember that you will need to spend at least ten hours on your project.
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 Yard care can be done in any season as it includes tasks such as weeding flower beds, mowing grass, raking leaves, and shoveling snow.  How many elderly people love to garden, but no longer can because they are unable to till up the ground?  If you do this for them in the spring, they will be able to enjoy a favorite hobby through the summer and into the fall.
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 Again, the projects listed in this section are also community-related, and most have a focus on health.  The difference between this requirement and the one like it in section 3b is that you are to spend 15 hours on these, as opposed to 10 hours in requirement 3b.  Since these appear to be intended as equivalent requirements, it would be logical to conclude that the projects listed here could be a little easier to accomplish.  Indeed a quick glance will show you that the projects listed in 3b require a lot preparation, while the projects listed here in 3c require little.  In light of this, you should evaluate the project you have chosen, and if little preparation is required, your goal should be 15 hours rather than 10.
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