of the 1970 season. If it were not for Clarence Dunn, The Worth Ranch Grace would have never been introduced to thousands of Philmont Scouts from every part of the world over the past decades. Dunn was later honored by having an elementary school in Arlington, Texas, named for him. Epilogue Because of its continued use at Philmont Scout Ranch since the 1940s, The Worth Ranch Grace has been carried home to every corner of the U.S. where it has become widely known by two different names: "The Wilderness Grace" and "The Philmont Grace." Northern Tier Wilderness Grace The Northern Tier National High Adventure Bases, have modified and added to the Wilderness Grace for use in its canoeing programs: Northern Tier staff claim the Grace originated with them 90 years ago and that Philmont adopted and adapted by dropping the third line, as there's little water and no portage trails in New Mexico. The Summit Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve The Summit Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve has also modified the Wilderness Grace for use in its high adventure/Jamboree programs: See also Scout prayer References The history of the Worth Ranch Grace is also covered in a book by Maurice G. Lambert, "Memories Of Worth Ranch." Memorbiliacs Press, 2006. Boy Scouts of America Prayer