Johnston Baptist Association 102 W. Noble Street P.O. Box 356 Selma, North Carolina Telephone (919)

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1 Johnston Baptist Association 102 W. Noble Street P.O. Box 356 Selma, North Carolina Telephone (919) Who: All RA Leaders What: JBA RA Day When: March 21, 2015 Where: Four Oaks FBC, Fellowship Hall Dear JBA RA Leaders, February 16, 2015 Greetings to all of you men in the name of the Lord! I want to tell you how much I appreciate your HARD work with the young men and boys in your care. It is now time once more to get together and have our annual JBA RA Racers competition on Saturday, March 21st (at 10am) in the Fellowship Hall at Four Oaks First Baptist Church. Let me encourage all RA leaders to keep a regular missions focus before your boys in your planning and programming this year. I realize that many are still working on just getting the boys saved and baptized but I believe that if we will be careful to promote missions like we should, some of these boys will become missionaries one day and you will have had an important part of that development! Enclosed you will find a copy of the 2015 JBA RA Day schedule as it stands so far. This year it will be held at Four Oaks First Baptist Church at 403 N. Main St., Four Oaks, NC PLEASE NOTE--The JBA date is March 21, 2015 so you will need to have your church races done prior to that time! And remember, the State RA Race will be in Salisbury, NC on Saturday, March 28, I look forward to seeing all of you leaders at our upcoming event! In Christ, Scott Whitley FOFBC Royal Ambassador Leader Johnston Baptist Association: Churches joining hands to evangelize, disciple and minister through cooperation, training and fellowship

2 2015 JBA RA DAY Date: Saturday, March 21, 2015 Place: Four Oaks First Baptist Church 403 N. Main St. Four Oaks, NC Set-up for the day (8-9:15 a.m.) Check-in and Registration (9:15-10:15 a.m.) (In the church Fellowship Hall) Pick up meal tickets Check-in (Cost $5.00 per RA or Leader, $2.50 for visitors and guests) Register Mission Fair exhibits and banners RA Test given Weigh-in of cars Program in Four Oak s Fellowship Hall (10:30-11:00 a.m.) Parade of Banners RA Pledge Welcome and Announcements Music (RA song) Missionary Speaker Missionary Offering Announcements Activities time (11:00-12:00 p.m.) RA Racer Competition (In the fellowship hall) Banner Competition (In the fellowship hall) Mission Fair Competition (In the fellowship hall) Lunch (12:00-12:30 p.m.) Awards Ceremony (12:30-1:00 p.m.) Advancement Recognition RA Car Competition Recognition (Blue, red, and white ribbons awarded to 1 st, 2 nd & 3 rd place) Banner Contest Recognition (Blue, red, and white ribbons awarded to 1 st, 2 nd & 3 rd place for LAD and Crusader Chapters) Mission Fair Recognition (Blue, red, and white ribbons awarded to 1 st, 2 nd & 3 rd place) Clean-up and Break down (1:00 p.m.)

3 March 28, 2015; 8:15-4:00 First Baptist Church Salisbury ncroyalambassadors.org

4 RA Racer Day is the NC State Championship for all RA Racer Associational winners and includes all Lads, Crusaders, Challengers, Girls, and Adults. Please complete the form below and return by March 20, Registration cost is $8.00 per racer participant; $6.00 per non participant/other attendees. This fee covers all program costs, ribbons, insurance and lunch. T-shirts, RA Race Day patches, and snacks will be available for purchase. A missions offering will be received. A missions project is required to race. Note the new date and deadlines. All participants must follow NC RA Race rules to race. PRE-REGISTRATION FORM RA RACER DAY Adult Leader/Parent Address NC RA RACER DAY March 28, 2015 First Baptist Salisbury 223 N Fulton Street, Salisbury, NC City State Zip Phone Work Phone Church Church City Cell Phone Fax Association Church Phone # racer $8.00 per participant; # Other $6.00 per person Total Enclosed $ Make check payable to NCBM & mail to: NCBM, PO Box 1107, Cary, NC 27512; Attn: Mary Alice Landis; mlandis@ncbaptist.org; x Registration fees are not refundable after deadline. Visit for rules or to register online.

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6 NC RA RACE CHAMPIONSHIP INFORMATION Saturday, March 28, First Baptist Church Salisbury, NC Thank you for your interest in NC Royal Ambassadors and children s mission education! Please read the below information to prepare for the state RA car race championship. If you have questions about this event please contact Mark Moore, NC Children s Mission Consultant at or mmoore@campcaraway.org. Registration See the registration form above or register online at If you have questions about registration or payments contact Mary Alice Landis: ext or mlandis@ncbaptist.org. Please register in advance! What to expect Below are the rules. Please read the rules carefully and ensure that you and your local races are following these rules. This championship race is for 1 st and 2 nd place winners from your associational race. If one of these persons cannot attend, the 3 rd place winner may come as an alternate. Please read the rules for more clarification. Mission project displays are required to participate in the race. See the race rules for details. We will receive a missions offering to support a NC Baptist Men partnership in North India. This partnership supports a Christian Children s home that reaches children who are in poverty because of HIV/AIDS. Thank you for praying and giving for this ministry! Sample Schedule (subject to change) 8:15 am Registration Begins (ALL cars must be registered before 9:15 am and all missions fair projects must be turned in before 9:30 am. The 2 nd gym is open. 9:35 am Opening program begins in main Gym. 10:30 am 1 st RACES BEGIN for Boys 1 st -3 rd grade, Girls 1 st -3 rd grade, Boys 4 th -6 th grade and Girls 4 th -6 th grade 11:45am Lunch- those who have not raced yet should eat first, missions fair exhibits open to view 12:30pm Lunch for those who just finished racing, missions fair exhibits open 1:00 pm Awards for Missions Fair and first set of races 1:45pm 2 nd RACES BEGIN for Boys 7 th 12 th grade, Girls 7 th 12 th grade, Adults 3:15 pm Awards for second set of races 4:00 pm Depart, See you next year!

7 NORTH CAROLINA STATE RA RACE DAY CAR CHAMPIONSHIP RULES A. GENERAL: The RA Race Car Championship is an interest activity provided for RAs, Challengers, girls of all ages, and adults. This event exists to create meaningful relationships between children and adults as they build the race cars and to encourage all of us to be making disciples as we do life. Though there are categories for Challengers, girls and adults, this is still an RA event. B. PURPOSE: This document exists to provide rules and regulations for the conduct of NC s State RA Race Day car championship. It is imperative that Race Coordinators at all levels, RA Directors, RA Leaders, all competitors, and parents of young competitors read and understand these rules and regulations. Local event Coordinators are highly encouraged to adhere to these rules and regulations when conducting races at the church and associational levels. C. CATEGORIES OF COMPETITON: There are fourteen categories in the competition. 1. Race categories; Lads boys in grades 1-3; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd Crusaders boys in grades 4-6; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd Challengers boys in grades 7-12; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd Girls in grades 1-3; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd Girls in grades 4-6; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd Girls in grades 7-12; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd Adults men and women of all ages; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd 2. Best of Show categories: Lads boys in grades 1-3; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd Crusaders boys in grades 4-6; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd Challengers boys in grades 7-12; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd Girls in grades 1-3; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd Girls in grades 4-6; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd Girls in grades 7-12; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd

8 Adults men and women of all ages; Trophies awarded for 1 st and 2 nd ; ribbon for 3 rd D. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: 1. All participants in the Race category of the State Championship must have placed first or second place in their associational race. A third place winner may be an alternate if the first or second place winner cannot attend the state race. 2. All participants in the Best of Show category of the State Championship must have placed first in their associational Best of Show (or most unusual if so-called) category. 3. Participants may not enter their car in both the Race and Best of Show categories at the state level. A choice must be made between the two. Exception: A participant may enter a different car in the Race and another car in Best of Show providing they were an associational winner with both cars and they meet all other race rules. 4. All participants (except adults) in the NC State Championship must also enter a Missions Project display. Missions Project displays are described later in this document under Section J. 5. Registration: All participants in the state event (1 st place, 2 nd place, and 3 rd place alternates (if applicable) must be registered to enter. Registration forms and online registration are available at or you may contact Mary Alice Landis at mlandis@ncbaptist.org or ext Participants are encouraged to register early. Registration deadlines are listed on the RA Race Day Flyer. Other race information including directions will be ed upon confirmation of your registration. 6. A representative from the Association must notify the NCBM of associational winners that are eligible to participate in the state event. This notification form is only available from the Association and simply alerts the State Race Coordinator that an individual is qualified to compete at the state level. These notification forms are only sent to the Associational Directors of Missions, the Associational Brotherhood Directors, and the Associational RA Directors. If the Association does not have the notification form, have them contact the office of NCBM to get one. If an individual arrives at the state event and the State Race Coordinator has not been notified by the office of NCBM that the individual is representing a certain association, that individual will not be allowed to participate in the event. Notification forms must be sent to mlandis@ncbaptist.org, NCBM, PO Box 1107, Cary, NC or faxed to Call Mary Landis with questions at ext Please note that the registration form and the notification form are two separate and distinctly different items. Individuals and/or churches are responsible for registration. Race Coordinators and/or Association representatives are responsible for notification of eligible participants. 8. In the event that an association does not have a competition, the individual or church that registers first, and has their association notify the NCBM s Department first, will become that association s representative in the state event. We encourage RA chapters to start associational races when one is not already available.

9 E. GENERAL RULES: 1. Car kits may be purchased from Make Tracks Company & Royal Racers as this ensures consistency in cars and this company supports Royal Ambassadors. The Make Tracks Company & Royal Racers can be reached online at by phone at (931) , or through the mail at 192 Lovejoy Road, Sparta, TN Please order ¼ inch tapered wheels. Boy Scout cars and wheels are not allowed to race in an RA event. 2. All cars participating in the State RA event must have been built this year (between last year s event and this event. 3. All cars entered must have been built by the person entering/racing the car in the competition. Adults (fathers, mothers, RA Leaders, others) may assist children with the building of their cars, but most of the work must be completed by the children. 4. A car that has been entered in another event other than a church or association sponsored RA event will not be permitted to enter the state competition. 5. The same car placing or winning at the church or association RA event must be entered or raced in the state competition. F. SPECIFICATIONS: 1. The current year (for example: 2015 or 15) must be carved, burned, or stamped onto the bottom of the car. 2. The bottom of a car may be painted. 3. Each car (even if entered by a Challenger, girl, or adult) must have a small RA seal prominently and visibly displayed on the car during the competition. A seal on the bottom of a car is not prominently displayed. Old or new RA seals may be used. These seals come with all kits ordered from the Make Tracks Company & Royal Racers. If you get a car from another vendor you can order these RA seals from Royal Racers. 4. The overall width of a car cannot exceed 2 ¾ inches. 5. The minimum width between wheels (inside wheel to inside wheel) is 1 ¾ inches. This ensures that the wheels will fit on the lane guides. 6. The overall length of a car cannot exceed 7 3/8 inches. 7. Wheels cannot protrude from the front end or rear end of a car thus adding to its overall length. An easy way to test this is to stand the car in its nose. 8. The overall weight of a car cannot exceed 5 ounces. The car may be hollowed out and filled in with putty, wood, or metal to add weight as long as it is securely built into the body or bottom of the car. Liquid metals, i.e. mercury, or other moving weights are not allowed. Materials may not be taped to a car to add weight. 9. The addition of any material or object between the wheel and the car is strictly prohibited. Wheel bearings, washers, and bushings are not allowed. Simply using the axles/pins/nails contained in the kit will guarantee adherence to these rules. Only graphite may be used to lube the wheels. Do not place stickers over the axles/pins/nails; the head must be visible. Liquid or white powdered lubrication is not allowed. 10. Solid, one piece axles, connecting to both wheels, in the front or back of the car are not allowed. Again, simply using the axles/pins/nails contained in the kit will guarantee adherence to these rules. Axle spacing may be adjusted but not to the extent that it violates one of the other rules.

10 11. Wheels cannot be greater than 1 ¼ inches in diameter nor have a radius greater than 5/8 of an inch. Wheels cannot be thicker than ¼ of an inch. The reshaping of wheels for structural or decorative purposes is not allowed. The burrs may be removed from the wheels, but the wheels may not be smoothed to a sharpened point or flattened. 12. The car cannot ride on any type of springs. Suspension is prohibited. 13. The distance between the bottom of the car and the bottom edge of the wheels must be 3/8 of an inch or greater. This chassis to track clearance will prevent the car from bottoming out and dragging on the lane strip in the center of the track. 14. The car cannot have starting devices. It must be free-wheeling. 15. Details such as steering wheels, drivers, decals, paint, and interiors can be added to the car as long as the car does not exceed the maximum weight limit. 16. The front of the car cannot slope up on the bottom nor have indentions cut into the bumper or bottom. Nothing may protrude from the front of the car. These modifications could give the car an unfair starting advantage. 17. Track specifications can be obtained by contacting the Make Tracks Company at or by using the contact information provided above. G. BEST OF SHOW: 1. All Best of Show entries must also meet the racing specifications, rules, and regulations. 2. All participants in the Best of Show category of the State Competition must have placed first in their associational Best of Show (or most unusual if so-called) category. 3. Participants may not enter their cars in both the Best of Show and Race categories at the state level. They must choose one or the other. H. ADULT COMPETITORS: 1. Adults are not required to enter a Missions Project display in order to compete. 2. Adults entering cars in the competition are expected to spend as much time working with RAs and mission projects as they spend working on their cars. 3. Adults entering cars in the competition are encouraged to tithe an amount equal to or greater than that spent on their cars to their church, association, or to a state or international mission offering. I. EVENT PROCEDURES: 1. All competitors must be checked-in at the registration desk before the race can start (please arrive early). There, each participant and their guests will be given directions and instructions for the events that follow. 2. All cars, in all categories of competition, will be inspected by the event staff following registration. Cars that pass the inspection will be placed in the impound area. Cars that fail the inspection will be sent to the pit area. 3. The pit area will have tools and materials needed to adjust cars or correct most discrepancies. Once a car has been adjusted or corrected, it must be re-inspected. 4. Once a car has been placed in the impound area it cannot be touched by competitors.

11 5. The event staff has the right to disqualify any car in any category that cannot pass the inspection. 6. Once the race begins, only the person racing the car will be allowed to place the car onto the track. Cars will be started by gravity from a standstill. Pushing will not be allowed. 7. This is a double-elimination event. Each car will get the opportunity to race twice. 8. The front end of the car that first crosses the finish line is the winner. 9. If either car leaves the track on the first run, there is no contest. The race will be run again. If the same car leaves the track again, it loses the race. 10. If both cars cross the finish line at the same time resulting in a tie, a coin toss will be used for lane choice, and the cars will race again. The car that crosses the finish line first is the winner. 11. Cars will be raced by the builder. If there is a sudden emergency on the day of the event, and the builder is unable to race, the Event Director may allow a car to be raced by a proxy from the same category of competition. 12. This event can be quite competitive but it should always be fun for the children. Adults should ensure they are setting a good example of polite and clean competitiveness. 13. The Event Director, with the assistance of the State RA Director, will handle any appeals during the event and shall have the final authority over such matters. J. MISSION PROJECT DISPLAYS: 1. Anything that demonstrates the entrant s participation in a mission that involves fulfilling the great commission or a type of mission education may be entered as a Mission Project Display. The display could be a poster; a collection of items (such as pictures, coins, or group of articles); a scrapbook; a constructed project; a map or chart (or series of each); a written program; a match-up board; or a game. Tri-folds are an excellent way to display your involvement in a mission project. This requirement is not meant to be cumbersome, but to provide a means for adults to gauge a child s progress in mission involvement and mission study. 2. The display can be of an individual or RA Chapter project. Each racer entrant must enter a separate display. It must contain a creative write-up about the entrant s participation and what the mission meant to him or her. Adults may help the children write their explanations, but they should be written using the child s words and thoughts. Please do not let every boy or girl from the same church or association use the same concept in his or her display. 3. All participants (except adults) in the State Competition must enter a Mission Project Display. Adults should be assisting the children and youth accomplish the missions project and display. 4. Participants will compete in the same categories that are used for the Race and the Best of Show (of course there is no category for adults). Rewards will also be the same. 5. Mission Project Displays do not need to win at the association event to be entered at the state event. 6. Mission Project Displays must be presented at the registration desk upon arrival. They will be displayed in a separate room from other events. 7. Each entrant will write their name and church clearly on the back of the displayed item.

12 8. The maximum size for all displays is 36 X 48 inches. 9. Mission Project Displays will be judged using the following criteria: a. Missions Theme: Is the mission theme clearly defined and is it evident throughout the display? (Up to 20 points) b. Creativity: Does the display show originality and is it evident that the child was a major participant in the project? (Up to 20 points) c. Communication: Does the display arouse mission interest, tell a clear story, and contain appropriate titles and captions? (Up to 20 points) d. Education: Is the information about the mission accurate and do the displays teach missions? (Up to 20 points) e. Design and Mechanics: Is the design related to missions; are the number of items appropriate for the display; and does color, shape, size, and movement add to the display? (Up to 20 points) 10. Event Coordinators are highly encouraged to include the addition of Mission Project Displays when conducting races at the church and association levels. K. POINTS OF CONTACT: 1. If you have questions concerning any of these rules and regulations, please contact Mark Moore, the NC RA Director by phone at (336) or via at mmoore@campcaraway.org.

13 RA Piedmont Baptist Association, Greensboro, NC November 1, 2014 RA Day is hosted by NC Baptist Men and is a fun time for your RA chapter to compete individually and as a team with other chapters from across the state. These fun competitions may include, but are not limited to: field day type events, field games, and the RA Test competition. Each boy will be able to compete in each of the individual competitions. RA leaders, enjoy a day with your boys and allow our volunteer RA staff to plan and provide all the fun! Registration will begin at 9 a.m. with activities starting at 10 a.m. We will hear a challenge from a Biblical speaker. The day will be finished by 4:30p.m. Snacks, drinks, and t-shirts will be available for purchase and we will receive a missions offering. The cost includes: program fee, lunch, insurance, and all activity supplies. Families and other observers are welcome to attend. Contact: or Registration Cost: $11/ participant and $6 / non participant REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Oct. 24 Adult Leader/Contact Person Address RA DAY REGISTRATION FORM City State Zip Phone Work Phone Church Church City Cell Phone Fax Association Church Phone Participant Registration: # $11 each; # $11 each Other attendees: # $6 each. We recommend at least 1 adult for every 6 children. Total Enclosed $ Make check payable to NCBM & mail to: NCBM, PO Box 1107, Cary, NC 27512; Attn: Mary Alice Landis; mlandis@ncbaptist.org; x Or register online at Registration fees are not refundable after deadline.

14 RA Day Information 2014 Thank you for considering RA Day on Saturday November 1, 2014 at Piedmont Baptist Association in Greensboro, NC. This event is programmed by NC Baptist Men. Please arrive between 9-9:30am. The optional RA test will end at 9:55am and we will start the program promptly at 10am with Illusionist Evangelist Greg King with Kingdom Ministries. Please register for this event online at ncroyalambassadors.org or contact Mary Alice Landis. To register: Contact Mary Alice Landis, ext or Event Questions: Mark Moore NC Baptist Men Children s Mission Consultant mmoore@campcaraway.org Location: Piedmont Baptist Association Address: 2009 Sharpe Rd, Greensboro, NC data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!4m1!3e0?hl=en What to bring There must be at least one adult chaperone for every 6 Crusaders and one adult for every 3 Lads. Folding Chairs or blankets to watch field events and shooting. Dress in layers, it may be chilly in the morning. Clothes should be clothes that can get dirty and are flexible for running and stretching in. Water bottle with your name on it Money for Missions offering and RA store (to buy nit hats, t-shirts, patches and snacks) We will provide everything you need for the field events and shooting sports competitions

15 Sample RA Day Schedule Schedule may change 9-9:55 Check In / RA Test*/Field event warm up *The RA tests must be completed and submitted by 9:55am. 10:00 Group meeting and program Greg King, Illusionist with Kingdom Ministries will perform 11:00 Let the Games Begin Crusaders- Shooting Sports & Football, Baseball throw Lads- Field Events 12:45 Lunch (included in cost of event) free time (playing in field, fishing) 1:45 Walk to your next event and get into same groups from before 2:00 Begin new events Crusaders- Field Events Lads- Shooting Sports & Football, Baseball throw 3:30- Sale table open to purchase Snacks, RA patches, and other RA merchandise 4:00 RA Day Awards presentation 4:30 See you next year!

16 RA DAY FIELD DAY COMPETITIONS In the Field Day Competition, there will be two divisions for boys to compete in: Lad Division - Grades 1-3 and Crusader Division - Grades 4-6. Some of the Field Day events are team events, some are for individuals. For all events, RA s must compete in the division of the grade that they are in. All boys can compete in all field events if they choose to unless the individual event rules specify otherwise. If your chapter does not have enough boys to form a team the volunteer staff will help you find another chapter to team with. These newly formed teams must be approved by the volunteer leading the event. A chapter may have more than one team in a division for a team competition as long as team members only compete on one team. Any deviation from these rules must be approved by the RA Day Director. Please review these rules with the boys before arriving. We encourage you to PRACTICE before you come! TWO HEADED RACE: FIELD DAY EVENTS This game is for 6 boys per team. As long as all teams are even the facilitator may choose to make the teams larger or smaller depending on the number of participants wanting to play. Two divisions: Lad Division - Grades 1-3 and Crusader Division - Grades 4-6. Teams will line up two by two. Students will line up side by side with a partner. On the signal to begin, the first pair of students in each line will pick up the large T-shirt from the ground, put on the shirt so that both heads are out and each student has their outside arm sticking out the arm hole of the shirt. The partners will move to the cone, go around it, and move back to the start cone where they will quickly take off the shirt and give it to the next set of partners. This continues until all pairs have had a turn. BEACH BALL RACES: Two people partner up to carry a beach ball across a finish line and back to the start without using their hands. (Back to back, side to side, with their elbows, etc.) There may be a series of zig zags or obstacles to move around. If the ball drops, both people must stop and re attempt to carry the ball again. The top three teams in each heat will advance to the next round. PYRAMID STACK: Five boys per team for Lad Division - Grades 1-3. Six boys per team for Crusader Division - Grades 4-6. Teams will start from a line position to a designated point and build a pyramid. The competition is based on three(3) boy base; two(2) on second level; and one(1) on third level. For Lad Division the pyramid will be a three(3) boy base; and two(2) boys on the second level. There will be no third level for the Lad Division. The pyramid has to be in the fixed position for five(5) seconds to count. Pyramid will be built with the boys on their knees. FIFTY YARD DASH: Two divisions: Lad Division - Grades 1-3 and Crusader division - Grades 4-6. Single elimination. Top three place finishers in each heat will advance to the next round. FOOTBALL THROW: This event will be located near the Archery range. This event may be done any time while waiting to shoot archery. Two divisions: Lad Division -Grades 1-3 and Crusader Division - Grades 4-6. Winner will be based on accuracy. Each boy will be given five throws with the number of throws through a 15 inch car tire being counted. Throw must be released before crossing the line. Throwing distances will be eight (8) yards for lads and ten (10) yards for Crusaders. BASEBALL PITCH: This event will be located near the air rifle range. This event may be done any time while waiting to shoot air rifles. Two divisions: Lad Division -Grades 1-3 and Crusader Division - Grades 4-6. Winner will be based on accuracy. Each boy will be given five pitches with the number of pitches through a 15 inch car tire being counted. Pitch must be released before crossing the line. Pitch distances will be eight (8) yards for lads and ten (10) yards for Crusaders. AWARDS: Ribbons will be awarded to first, second, and third place event winners. FREE TIME: During and after lunch we will have a little free time. Boys must be supervised by the adults who brought them. Boys can play in the fields; bring your own balls or frisbees. Catch and release fishing is allowed in the ponds with close adult supervision required. Bring your own equipment. Baptist Men or Piedmont Baptist Association is not responsible for sporting equipment that you choose to bring.

17 Royal Ambassador Test- Optional. Must be taken between 9-9:55am. BOYS NAME CHURCH LAD or CRUSADER (circle one) This test must me turned in before 9:55am. No late entries will be accepted. ROYAL AMBASSADOR TEST (Optional) - Updated Sept Name the church city & state where Royal Ambassadors began: First Baptist Church, Goldsboro, North Carolina 2. Royal Ambassadors began in the year Write out the RA pledge: As a Royal Ambassador, I will do my best to become a well-informed responsible follower of Christ, to have a Christ-like concern for all people, to learn how to carry the message of Christ around the world, to work with others in sharing Christ, and to keep myself clean and healthy in mind and body. 4. What is the RA motto and where is it found? We are ambassadors for Christ - II Corinthians 5: There are two groups of Royal Ambassadors. Name those two groups and what grades they involve: Lads grades 1-3 Crusaders grades The head office for Royal Ambassador work in North Carolina is located in the city of Cary, North Carolina 7. Name the city and state in which the head office for RA work for the Southern Baptist Convention is located: Birmingham, Alabama 8. There are approximately 4,885 SBC missionaries currently serving on the foreign field. 9. These missionaries are presently working with 874_ people groups. 10. There are currently _3,030_ unreached people groups in the world. 11. The office that works with our missionaries who are working in other countries is called the International Mission Board. 12. In what city and state is the IMB located? Richmond, Virginia 13. The office that works with North American Missionaries is called the North American Mission Board 14. In what city and state is the NAMB located? Alpharetta, GA 15. There are three colors in the RA emblem. Name those colors and what they represent Blue represents Loyalty Gold represents Worth White represents Purity

18 Royal Ambassador Test- Optional. Must be taken between 9-9:55am. BOYS NAME CHURCH LAD or CRUSADER (circle one) This test must me turned in before 9:55am. No late entries will be accepted. ROYAL AMBASSADOR TEST (Optional) - Updated Sept Name the church city & state where Royal Ambassadors began: 2. Royal Ambassadors began in the year 3. Write out the RA pledge: 4. What is the RA motto and where is it found? 5. There are two groups of Royal Ambassadors. Name those two groups and what grades they involve: grades grades 6. The head office for Royal Ambassador work in North Carolina is located in the city of 7. Name the city and state in which the head office for RA work for the Southern Baptist Convention is located: 8. There are approximately SBC missionaries currently serving on the foreign field. 9. These missionaries are presently working with people groups. 10. There are currently unreached people groups in the world. 11. The office that works with our missionaries who are working in other countries is called the 12. In what city and state is the IMB located? 13. The office that works with North American Missionaries is called the 14. In what city and state is the NAMB located? 15. There are three colors in the RA emblem. Name those colors and what they represent represents represents represents