All scouts and parent/guardians should plan to attend if at all possible; Pack meetings are where we recognize and celebrate scouts’ achievements together, give awards, and share important information. Scouts should wear their class A uniforms. Bring a pack of new, clean, white socks and practice ducking, dodging, and diving!
A scout is reverent. Please join us at Mt. Pisgah's morning worship service to help thank the church for its sponsorship and enjoy the Mt. Pisgah family's fellowship. Details TBD.
The meetings include announcements from the leaders, den time where each den breaks off from the pack and learns a skill or completes a rank advancement activity, and usually some time for free play. All meetings are leader- and parent-led. The scouts and leadership will prepare for the Scouting for Food service project.
Details TBA.
The meetings include announcements from the leaders, den time where each den breaks off from the pack and learns a skill or completes a rank advancement activity, and usually some time for free play. All meetings are leader- and parent-led.
The meetings include announcements from the leaders, den time where each den breaks off from the pack and learns a skill or completes a rank advancement activity, and usually some time for free play. All meetings are leader- and parent-led.
Parents/guardians welcome to attend. Location will be announced.
The Blue and Gold Banquet is a treasured tradition in the Cub Scouts. It's a celebration of the anniversary of the founding of the BSA on February 8, 1910 -- and a celebration of our scouting year.
Recognizing and celebrating the Arrows of Light as they formally transition from the Cub Scouts to the Scouts BSA. Details TBA.
The meetings include announcements from the leaders, den time where each den breaks off from the pack and learns a skill or completes a rank advancement activity, and usually some time for free play. All meetings are leader- and parent-led.