BOY SCOUTS
Boy Scouts is about leadership. “It is a game with a purpose.” Troop 627 has about 25 scouts enrolled and is available for young men who have completed the first half of Fifth Grade until age 18. Scouts can earn rank achievement and learn leadership skills first-hand while participating in many outdoor adventures.
Once a month, scouts do things like rappelling, fishing, canoeing, hiking and camping. Annually, we attend a week-long summer camp, and participate in a high-adventure expedition. During weekly meetings we plan for upcoming events, earn merit badges, and have fun. Moms, Dads and former Scouts are welcome, too! Troop 627 meets on Sundays.
Contact: Tom Lloyd at (314) 397-4850 or kritomang@aol.com or Lisa Pemberton at (314) 308-5424 or pembee@charter.net
CUB SCOUTS
Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts of America, is a youth organization for boys in Grades 1 through 5. Boys in Grade 1 may join Tiger Cubs, an introduction to Scouting. Cub Scouts are divided into dens according to grade. In their den meetings, boys fulfill achievements in order to advance in rank. Monthly pack meetings are held to recognize the Cubs’ achievements. Scouts will learn the Scout Oath and Scout Law, and will participate in events throughout the year including camping, hiking, the Pinewood Derby, and a variety of age-appropriate “adventures”. During 5th grade, a Cub Scout is eligible to become a Boy Scout.
Registration can now be completed online by clicking here
Contact: Matt Buehrig at (314) 304-3710 or Matt@GRHRealtors.com
GIRL SCOUTS
Girl Scouts is a national youth program that contributes to steering our girls in a positive direction. While sharing in songs, crafts and outdoor nature activities, girls learn to serve God and their country, and to respect and help other people.
The program is divided into these age levels:
Daisies Kindergarten & Grade 1
Brownies Grades 2 & 3
Juniors Grades 4 & 5
Cadettes Grades 6, 7 & 8
Senior Grades 9 & 10
Ambassador Grades 11 & 12
Girl Scout troops are staffed by volunteer parents. These leaders and co-leaders can receive many types of training.
Contact: Jessica Gansler (314) 452-3321 or jessgansler@yahoo.com
AMERICAN HERITAGE GIRLS
AMERICAN HERITAGE GIRLS (AHG) is a non-profit, Christ-centered scouting program for girls
ages 5-18 that builds women of integrity through service to God, family, community and country.
Holy Infant’s troop 0146 is an active troop participating in camping, service to our church and
community and the Missouri Stream Team projects, as well as earning a variety of badges and
providing leadership opportunities for girls.
Contact: Chrissy Chilton chrissychilton@yahoo.com
VENTURING CREW 627
Venturing is a co-ed program of the Boy Scouts of America for young men and women of high school and college age. Venturing Crews can decide their purpose and objectives. Our crew primarily seeks high adventure experiences in the outdoors. We also do other fun things, having about one activity a month and a big trip in the summer.
Because we are part of the Boy Scouts, we have available to us the excellent facilities of the Greater St. Louis Area Council, and the national High Adventure bases. We also belong to an active Venturing Officers Association which sponsors several large activities each year for Crews, Posts, and Ships in the St. Louis area.
We are open to new members at any time during the year, and those who are considering joining may participate in up to two activities before making a decision. You can join Venturing if you are at least 13 years old and have completed eighth grade or when you turn 14. You can remain a Venturer until you turn 21. We also welcome adults of any age who need more adventure in their life.
You can be a member of a Venturing Crew while you remain active as a Boy Scout or Girl Scout, and we also have members who have never been a scout. Former Boy Scouts who reached at least First Class rank can continue to advance toward Eagle Scout within the crew until they turn 18. We meet every other Sunday.
For more information, find us on Facebook or contact Chris Ford at (314) 603-3598 or cfordmo@gmail.com