CUBS' OWN SERVICE
Call to Worship
Kum-ba-yah my Lord, Kum-ba-yah
Kum-ba-yah my Lord, Kum-ba-yah
O, Lord, Kum-ba-yah.
Ill do my duty, Lord, Kum-ba-yah,
To you and my country, Lord, Kum-ba-yah,
O, Lord, Kum-ba-yah.
And I promise, Lord, Kum-ba-yah,
To obey the law of the pack,
O, Lord, Kum-ba-yah.
Kum-ba-yah my Lord, Kum-ba-yah
Kum-ba-yah my Lord, Kum-ba-yah
O, Lord, Kum-ba-yah.
Please join me in our responsive reading. Ill read a line and you respond with the words in bold.
At a time when people dont pay attention to local, state, or national communities,
Let us show Citizenship.
Let us show Compassion.
Let us show Cooperation.
Let us show Courage.
Let us live our Faith.
Let us commit to our Health and Fitness.
Let us be Honest.
Let us Persevere.
Let us have a Positive Attitude.
Let us show Respect.
Let us be Resourceful.
Amen
Do you have any ideas how we could solve this problem? I have an idea for a very simple way to solve the immediate problem I need two more volunteer(Explain that one person is to divide the candy, and the other person to get to chose a piece first.) What do you think would happen if we handled it this way?
See now it is important to the divider to divide the candy equally; because, if you get a smaller piece, it is either your responsibility for not dividing the candy equally or for choosing the smaller piece. You wouldnt have any reason to complain or argue. Right?
There are no easy answers to this problem, mostly because it is natural to look out for ones own interests. But, since we are scouts, it is important that we not be selfish and be more concerned about other people. This means we should not always insist on getting the larger piece of what is divided. We must be controlled by a desire to be willing to give more than we get. Two of the core values of scouting are compassion and respect. Compassion is being kind and considerate and showing concern for the well-being of others. Respect is showing regard for the worth of something or someone. In the song we sang a few minutes ago were the words of the scout law. Can you think of what part of the scout law applies to what we ve been talking about? To help others also means to respect them and have compassion. There is another book that talks about this. It is the book of Leviticus which is in both the Torah and the Old Testament of the Bible. Leviticus chapter 19, verse 18 Stop being angry and don't try to take revenge. I am the LORD, and I command you to love others as much as you love yourself.
Thank You for the peace and rest of the night that is past.
Each day gives me many opportunities of expressing my love for You;
all my senses, all my talents come from you; by your power and presence help me to use them well today, doing everything for your honor.
Preserve me from all that is wicked, so that all I think and do and say may be pleasing to You.Amen.
He's got the whole wide world --- in His hands,
He's got the whole world --- in His hands,
He's got the whole world in His hands.
He's got the wind and the rain --- in His hands,
He's got the wind and the rain --- in His hands,
He's got the whole world in His hands.
He's got you and me, sister --- in His hands,
He's got our whole Pack --- in His hands,
He's got the whole world in His hands
Please ready yourself for the closing prayer, each according to his or her faith.