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REGULAR CLASS · 14 YEARS

Voyager

25 regular requirements · advanced: Voyager in the Woods

I. General 5
  1. Be at least 14 years old.
  2. Be an active member of the Pathfinder club.
  3. Memorize and explain the meaning of the AY Objective.
  4. Read the current year's Junior Reading Club book and summarize it in one page.
  5. Read the book "1 click - keys for internet users".
Review by playing: Campfire of the ObjectiveAY Objective
II. Spiritual discovery 6
  1. Memorize and show your knowledge of:
    a) 12 apostles: the names of Christ's 12 apostles.
    b) The fruit of the Spirit: its relation to the Christian's character.
  2. Read and explain the following texts: Romans 12:12, Revelation 21:1-3, 2 Peter 1:20-21, 1 John 2:14, 2 Chronicles 20:20 and Psalm 46.
  3. Study and understand the person of the Holy Spirit: how He relates and what His role is in the spiritual growth of every human being (present it in one page).
  4. Study with your unit the final events of Christ's Second Coming.
  5. Through Bible study, discover the true meaning of keeping the Sabbath (present it in one page).
  6. Bible reading: selected chapters of Matthew, Mark, Luke, John and Acts (marked on the card).
Review by playing: The fishermen's boatThe 12 apostles Harvest in the gardenThe fruit of the Spirit Missionary journeyActs and Pentecost Route to the summit: El MistiSecond Coming and Sabbath
III. Serving others 3
  1. Invite a friend to take part in a social activity of your church or of your Conference or Mission.
  2. Take part in a community project from its planning to its completion.
  3. Discuss how Adventist young people should relate to people in the different situations of daily life: neighborhood, school, social activities and recreational activities.
IV. Friendship development 2
  1. In a conversation or personal evaluation, examine your attitudes on two of the following topics: self-esteem, family relationships, personal finances or peer pressure.
  2. Prepare a list of 5 suggested activities to help people with specific needs and help organize an activity for those people.
V. Health and fitness 1
  1. Complete the Temperance honor.
VI. Organization and leadership 3
  1. Prepare an organizational chart of the local church and list the functions of its departments.
  2. Take part in two programs involving different departments of the local church.
  3. Complete the Adventurer for Christ II honor.
VII. Nature study 2
  1. Review the story of Nicodemus and relate it to the butterfly's life cycle, or draw the caterpillar's cycle highlighting its spiritual meaning (present it in one page).
  2. Complete an honor in Nature, not done before.
Review by playing: From caterpillar to butterflyNicodemus and metamorphosis
VIII. Camping skills 2
  1. With a group of at least four people and an experienced adult counselor present, hike at least 20 kilometers in a rural or wilderness area, including one night outdoors or in a tent. Plan the expedition and its details before leaving. During the hike, take notes on the terrain, flora and fauna you observe. Afterwards, using those notes, take part in a group discussion led by your counselor.
  2. Complete the Camp Construction honor.
Review by playing: The hike20 km hike Build the club gatewayCamp construction
IX. Lifestyle 1
  1. Complete an honor, not done before, in one of the following areas: Outreach Ministries, Agriculture, Health and Science or Household Arts.

Based on the official class card of the South American Division. Your counselor or instructor will guide you through each requirement.

PLAY AND REVIEW Voyager trivia 8 adventure games, one per topic
DAILY CHALLENGE The campfire 5 questions from your class. Each correct answer stokes the fire.
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Anyone can play. Participants registered in the Virtual Classroom keep their stars, points and streak.