As the largest and most universally acclaimed youth-serving organization in the world, the Boy Scouts of America has led millions of young boys to respect and abide by the fundamental virtues of duty to God and respect for individual beliefs, loyalty to their country and respect for their country's law, service to others, voluntarism, training of boys in responsible citizenship, in physical and mental development, and in character development. This came about early in the last century. It was a curious turn of events that brought Scouting to America in the year 1910.
William Helms: “As the largest and most universally acclaimed youth-serving organization in the world, the Boy Scouts of America has led…”
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Discussing the history and values of the Boy Scouts of America.
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