The sixth point of the Scout Law is “A Scout is Kind”. Kindness is a one of the most critical pieces of scout spirit and is critically lacking in society today. From local issues to national problems, our society has become incredibly polarized.
Yes, to a boy Scouting is a game–a wonderful game, full of play and full of laughter, keeping him busy, keeping…
In case you weren’t able to hear my message to our Arrow of Light Scouts, here is a copy of that message:
Reflecting on another Pinewood Derby season I find myself thinking Do we place too much emphasis on winning? The topic…
Service to Community is an essential aspect of the Scout Program. Throughout the program, scouts work on various service projects and other work to benefit the community. This month we raise money to donate to Rose Glen families in need.
“Thank you for your Service” – On the rare instance that someone finds out that I served in the military, I get that reply. It is sincere and appreciated. Especially given times in our recent history when veterans weren’t welcomed home and were instead called names, spit on and degraded. We’ve come a long way as a Nation since those days and for that, we all should be grateful.
While the AIMS of Scouting are pretty weighty — Character, Citizenship, Personal Fitness, Leadership — the methods that we use to achieve those goals include ACTIVITIES!
As we begin a new school year, I would like to bring back an old scout tradition — the spirit…
This year’s theme for Cub Scout Recruiting is America Needs Scouting. Now more than ever, our schools and society need…
Why Scouting? With so many activities, sports, and groups available to our youth today, why bother participating in Cub Scouts? Scouting provides a unique opportunity for our young boys and girls to learn skills and experience challenges that they would not otherwise have. Cub Scouting is not only about s’mores and belt loops – those are just added benefits.