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Checklist – The Association of African Methodist Episcopal Scouts Camporee
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Do not take too much
Do not take the heavy
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Check items off the as you pack them to keep yourself organized!
The traditional view of a summer camp as a woody place with hiking, canoeing, and campfires is changing, with greater acceptance of newer types summer camps that offer a wide variety of specialized activities.
Sleeping Bag. Sleeping Mat/Airbed - whether roll mat or double airbed, this can add comfort and extra insulation during the night. Camp bed - a camp bed gets you off of the ground, and feeling like home. Pillow, it is better to take a light little pillow. Extra clothing - the temperature does drop at night, layer up and you can remove layers as you get warmer during the night. Ear plugs - other campers can be loud; whether after you've gone to bed, or before you want to wake up.
Sleeping Bag. Sleeping Mat/Airbed - whether roll mat or double airbed, this can add comfort and extra insulation during the night. Camp bed - a camp bed gets you off of the ground, and feeling like home. Pillow, it is better to take a light little pillow. Extra clothing - the temperature does drop at night, layer up and you can remove layers as you get warmer during the night. Ear plugs - other campers can be loud; whether after you've gone to bed, or before you want to wake up.
Sleeping Bag. Sleeping Mat/Airbed - whether roll mat or double airbed, this can add comfort and extra insulation during the night. Camp bed - a camp bed gets you off of the ground, and feeling like home. Pillow, it is better to take a light little pillow. Extra clothing - the temperature does drop at night, layer up and you can remove layers as you get warmer during the night. Ear plugs - other campers can be loud; whether after you've gone to bed, or before you want to wake up.
Sleeping Bag. Sleeping Mat/Airbed - whether roll mat or double airbed, this can add comfort and extra insulation during the night. Camp bed - a camp bed gets you off of the ground, and feeling like home. Pillow, it is better to take a light little pillow. Extra clothing - the temperature does drop at night, layer up and you can remove layers as you get warmer during the night. Ear plugs - other campers can be loud; whether after you've gone to bed, or before you want to wake up.
Sleeping Bag. Sleeping Mat/Airbed - whether roll mat or double airbed, this can add comfort and extra insulation during the night. Camp bed - a camp bed gets you off of the ground, and feeling like home. Pillow, it is better to take a light little pillow. Extra clothing - the temperature does drop at night, layer up and you can remove layers as you get warmer during the night. Ear plugs - other campers can be loud; whether after you've gone to bed, or before you want to wake up.
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Will my camper need money at camp?
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Can my camper bring his/her own food?
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Scouting in the AME Church was established in 1938, and it is included in the AME Church Book of Doctrine and Discipline. The Association of African Methodist Episcopal Scouts (AAMES) was formed in 1993, under the leadership of the fourth Executive Director of the Department of Christian Education, Rev. Dr. Kenneth H. Hill, an Eagle Scout, bringing together boy and girl scouts leaders from AME congregations together to advance the scouting ministry within the church.
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