Rangers we have been working on memorizing the Ten Commandments. Please have Exodus 20:3-12 memorized by Jan. 28, 2012. If you have any questions please call me 227-9172.
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Pathfinder Potluck 01/28/2012
Remember this sabbath we have potluck. The theme is Haystacks. The following units please bring:
Chartreuse: Bean & Cilantro
Jane: Chips & Lettuce
Cobalt: Tomatoes & Cheese
Crimson: Sour Cream, Onion, & Picante Sauce
Non-Counseling Staff: Drinks & Desserts
Permission Slip for Youth Rally
Permission slip for youth rally below
http://porter.mtvilla.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/lubbockps.pdf
Geocaching 10/9/2011
Geocaching I won’t be there for Pathfinders this week. Here is the work I’m assigning.
Go to: http://www.geocaching.com/
Under the Browse section enter in the church zip code 79925 and jot down the 10 closest geocaches near the church.
Next enter int he zip code of your house and jot down the 10 closest geocaches near your house.
Rangers Classwork
Rangers I won’t be there this Sunday October 9, 2011. You are to finish your Baptismal Vows and the following:
How will I keep the Sabbath so it will be a meaningful experience in my relationship with God and impact positively my physical health? Read the following texts: Exodus 31:17, Ezekiel 20:20, Isaiah 58:13, Matthew 12:11 and Matthew 12. (Found on page 3 of health and wellness handout).
Bike trip 10+ Miles
For those of you in cycling we will be doing our second installment of our 10 mile bike ride on May 22, 2011. It will be at Valley Creek Park. We will be meeting at the park at 8:30AM. Make sure that your bike is in riding condition. If you get a flat on the trail it will make it very hard for you to complete the miles. I know that some of you wanted to go further this time we will be able to do that since you have lots of energy. Check back for we will be updating this post throughout the week.
How to get there:
From I-10 at the N. Mesa exit (#13), go west (away from the mountains) on Mesa St. In .5 miles the road name changes to Country Club. Continue 2 more miles to the rotary intersection and take the second right onto Upper Valley Road. Travel 1.3 miles and turn right on Gomez Road and into Valley Creek Park. Drive to the other end of the park and park in the lot. Look for the trailhead in front of you.
What to bring:
- Bike (obviously)
- Helmet
- Water (camelbak or hydration pack preferable)
- Sunscreen
If you have any questions please reach me at 227-9172 or by email at drivera1210@gmail.com
I look forward to seeing you guys there.
April 10, 2011 – 10 Mile Bike Ride
For those of you in cycling we will be doing our first 10 mile bike ride on April 10, 2011. It will be at Valley Creek Park. We will be meeting at the park at 8:30AM. Make sure that your bike is in riding condition. If you get a flat on the trail it will make it very hard for you to complete the 10 miles.
How to get there:
From I-10 at the N. Mesa exit (#13), go west (away from the mountains) on Mesa St. In .5 miles the road name changes to Country Club. Continue 2 more miles to the rotary intersection and take the second right onto Upper Valley Road. Travel 1.3 miles and turn right on Gomez Road and into Valley Creek Park. Drive to the other end of the park and park in the lot. Look for the trailhead in front of you.
What to bring:
- Bike (obviously)
- Helmet
- Water (camelbak or hydration pack preferable)
- Sunscreen
If you have any questions please reach me at 227-9172 or by email at drivera1210@gmail.com
I look forward to seeing you guys there.
Send Water
For those of you who were working with knots today (Rangers, Voyagers, & Guides) we need to learn some knots for the Camporee event Send Water. One of the knots we need to learn is lashing three sticks in order to make a teepee. I recommend watching this video
The first knot is a clove hitch and it was difficult for me, but watch this video if you have a hard time getting the clove hitch.
Practice makes perfect. Do not be discouraged if you do not get it right away. Remember if it’s difficult it’s worth learning.
These are not the only knots we will have to learn. But it is very important to learn the club hitch. In order to use a lashing knot you must start with a club hitch. I will be posting more videos as we get closer and closer to camporee.
I know some of you are on spring break. So you will have a lot of extra time on your hands to learn knots.