to be thinking on a higher level. Sometimes as leaders we try too hard to impress the young men. We mistakenly think of high adventure as something so challenging and so fun that it will tear young men away from the “high adventure” the world offers. We try to compete with the world. High adventure is an essential component of the Scouting experience. But the reason we go camping and do challenging things is to put the young men into a different world, a world more conducive to feeling the Spirit and strengthening their testimonies. Elder Harold G. Hillam tells a story that demonstrates the
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