Swingin Away

Saturday started like any other campout, and any other day for that matter, getting out of bed. It was a chilly night but for the most part everybody stayed nice and warm. The atmosphere around the camp was not like most other Saturdays as we all woke up in God’s wonderful nature. Breakfast was served and Class A uniforms were put on for . . .

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Getting Set Up

This camporee started out like any other campout, setting up the mess tent. This was soon followed by the rest of camp, including the tents and the banner. While setting up the tents one tent pole decided to break on the group setting up its tent. This caused Chris and some other pathfinders to go on a hunt for a replacement pole. We thought that . . .

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A Fun Filled Sabbath

Saturday was a conglomerate of honors and worship. As with the rest of the conference we are working towards our Naturalist Master honor patch. This means getting 6 honors of a selection of honors that relate to nature and then at one of either Bird Pets, Cats, Dogs, Fishes, Poultry, or Small Mammal Pets. At this campout we have chosen to teach . . .

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A New Year Started Off Right

Another year has started. Registration has come and gone and the first honor is taught. Now comes the adventure of the first campout. The whole club has come to Woodland Acres to learn more about God's creation. This years fall club campout theme is "Creation." Our TLTs put on a nice evening worship talking about the first days of . . .

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Archived Stories

Mesa Verde: God’s Hidden Treasure

Earlier today, our Pathfinder Club was able to experience a wonderful trip to Mesa Verde. Everywhere I looked, God was there. In the trees, the rocks, the sky, and the wild life…He was there.
After making the descent to the Mesa Verde . . .

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The Scenic Route

Thursday was another day of driving. We left Holbrook after having breakfast and loading the trailers. It was a long way to Durango where we set up camp. Along the way we stopped at Canyon De chelly where we saw two different cave dwellings, Mummy . . .

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