Photos from Quest 2009 Week One
July 23rd, 2009
Team Red One competes in the catamaran race on Monday, July 13.
Team Red Two works on their catamaran setup.
A Quest student works on scrubbing a fence during service projects.
Members of Green Group participate in the Automotive Maintenance class.
Week Three Photos: 7/30
July 31st, 2008
Russ Bennett taught the students the seven secrets to effective communications:
A student taking notes during class:
Green group completed a 7.2 mile hike during the afternoon.
After the hike, Green group created a human pyramid:
Quest Update 7/29
July 30th, 2008
All men are called by God to be leaders; unfortunately, many young men develop a severely skewed perspective on what leadership is, how it should be exercised, and who should be leaders.
Cpt. Keon Pendergast, the current commanding officer of ALERT Basic Training, taught two sessions on leadership. Drawing from Scripture, he dispelled several common myths about leadership and taught the students on the two most important (but also most often overlooked) aspects of true, Biblical, manly leadership: servanthood and love.
An integral part of Quest involves service to others. A key part of this service is the daily time spent washing the dishes after lunch.
Many times throughout the day, different teams have the opportunity to engage in recreational activities such as soccer, frisbee, or basketball.
Quest Update: 7/28
July 29th, 2008
Where Week One focuses on foundations, and Week Two focuses on character and purpose, Week Three delves into the practical skills men need to serve the Lord effectively.
Monday, July 28, focused heavily on teaching them about prayer. The students watched The Power of Prayer by Keith Daniels and then spent about an hour in prayer with their groups. This activity bonded the teams and allowed them to witness the power of prayer.
Weekend Photos: Low Ropes Course
July 29th, 2008
On Saturday, the Quest students worked through the challenging ALERT Low Ropes course with their teams. This course is stretching physically but deals even more directly with the areas of teamwork and communication.
