of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Calvinist Cadet Corps was officially founded in 1952 in Reformed Christian churches. Its sister organization, GEMS Girls' Clubs (formerly, "Calvinettes") was formed in 1957. Awana is an international evangelical youth organization founded in 1950. Some small elements of Seton's Woodcraft program survive as the Woodcraft Rangers. After much success, the YMCA Indian Guides program declined until it was dissolved in 2001 and reformed as the YMCA Adventure Guides, no longer using American Indian themes. The Indian Guides program was reformed outside the YMCA as the Native Sons and Daughters in 2002. The Camp Fire Girls are now a co-ed organization known as Camp Fire with about 300,000 youth members. Another Scout-like organization is the Club de Exploradores with groups in the United States, Mexico, Peru and Uruguay. Breakaway organizations The American Heritage Girls is a Christian Scouting group formed in 1995 by a group of parents who were unhappy that the Girl Scouts accepted lesbians as troop leaders, allowed girls to substitute another word more applicable to their belief for "God" in the promise, and allegedly banned prayer at meetings. The group currently has troops in many states of the continental United States; membership as of 2012 is about 28,000 girls in 45 states. Trail Life USA is a Christian Scouting group formed in September 2013 in reaction to the BSA's decision to cease its exclusion of openly gay youth from membership. Frontier Girls is a scouting style program for girls that focuses on life skills, patriotism, community service, and a love of learning serving girls ages 3 through adult. Membership as of 2016 is about 2,500 girls in 47 states. SpiralScouts International Other new organizations with inclusive policies include: Navigators USA, also co-ed Outdoor Service Guides, also co-ed (formerly Baden-Powell Service Association) Adventure Scouts USA (formerly StarScouting America), Earth Champs Kids for Earth Alternative programs In response to the BSA membership policies that limit participation by girls and avowed homosexuals, and exclude atheists, agnostics, some youth organizations using Scouting principles have formed. The BSA converted its In School Scouting program to Learning for Life in 1992. LFL uses no Scout emblems and has no policies on religion, gender or sexuality. The BSA's career-oriented Exploring program was moved to LFL in 1998 and returned to the Boy Scouts of America in 2016. Scouting-related organizations There are several organizations related to but not part of any