Ministries

Boy Scouts

The Boy Scout program promotes character development, citizenship training, and mental and physical fitness in youth. Character encompasses a boy’s personal qualities, values, and outlook. Citizenship training aims at teaching responsibilities to young men within the home, local community, nation, and the world. Mental and physical fitness motivates boys to work toward goals of improving his general physical condition and health.

The Boy Scout program at St. Luke includes Cub Scout Pack 415 for boy in the 1st through the 5th grade and Troop 415 for boys 11–17 years of age (or at least completed the 5th grade). Both groups meet on Tuesday evenings at St. Luke Church.

Cub Scout Pack 415 is active during the school year and includes family camping at least twice per year. Cub Scouts engage in a variety of activities that are based on the boy’s current grade level conducted in weekly Den meetings. For more information please call Susan Skinner at 476-2438.

Boy Scout Troop 415 is active throughout the year and conducts monthly campout and outdoor activities. Boy Scouts work within patrols and advance in rank based at their own pace. The Troop participates in a variety of community service and Church activities as a ministry of St. Luke UMC. Troop 415 meets every Tuesday from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.. For more information please call Joel Fairbanks at 968-2725.