In 1973, this group held a council at Kampala and established a set of principles that it would follow, such as justice, creativity, and honesty.
In 1973, this group held a council at Kampala and established a set of principles that it would follow, such as justice, creativity, and honesty. This organization consolidated the philosophy of Ernest Seton in establishing a "lore" program for various "braves," "maidens," and "princesses"; that program featured "Indian Guides." It most recently updated its principles by adopting the "Challenge 21" initiative in 1997; almost 140 years earlier, this organization adopted the Paris Basis of 1855 as a group of principles to uphold. This organization was founded by the London clothmaker (*) George Williams, who sought to promote "muscular Christianity" during the Industrial Revolution. James Naismith invented the game of basketball while at the Springfield, Massachusetts training school run by, for 10 points, what Christian organization, known for its association with recreational sports?
In 1973, this group held a council at Kampala and established a set of principles that it would follow, such as justice, creativity, and honesty.
YMCA [or the Young Men's Christian Association]