The Salvation Army - Burlington

The Salvation Army Adventure Corps is a program for boys ages six through fourteen. Adventure Corps participants are encouraged to get out, explore the world around them and discover ways of serving God and others. By participating in a variety of activities including hiking, fishing, investigating museums, visiting nursing homes, memorizing Bible verses and camping, young men learn to overcome physical, mental and social challenges to grow into responsible adults.

The Adventure Corps Assistant Leader is to assist the leader in any way needed in the preparation of the weekly meeting or in any other way necessary. In the absence of the Adventure Corps Leader the Assistant will take the responsibilities of the Adventure Corps Leader as described below.

The Adventure Corps Leader is responsible to lead participants in their weekly program consisting of recreation, badge achievements, and spiritual aims. The Adventure Corps Leader is responsible for the recording all attendance and reports and for the general leadership of the program.

 

The underlying desire and purpose of the Adventure Corps Leader is to help young men develop into fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ as well as functional and productive members of The Salvation Army and society.