Oklahoma Conference Pathfinders
September
2003-December 2003
 Benton at the End of the year Christmas Ornament exchange |
Nowata Fire Pathfinders |
 RaeAnna dipping punch at the Nursing Home Christmas party |
 Erika helping a resident create her Pine Cone Christmas Tree |
 Pastor Ryan helps a resident with his Christmas craft |
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Edmond Eagles Camping trips, bake sales, working on pine cars, having fun!!
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Muskogee's Pathfinders
Muskogee Panthers
and Sallisaw Cherokees joined forces and participated in the Muskogee
Christmas Parade on December 6.
 The sleigh was filled with boxes representing the gifts of the Spirit. |
 The 20+ foot sleigh was pulled by a red-nosed Dodge complete with antlers |
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 Panthers distributed paper grocery sacks with a letter attached asking that the bag be filled with non-perishables to help the needy |
 Playing more games |
 Hayride through Muskogee's Honor Heights Park to see the lights |
 The theme of the parade was "Christmas Wishes". We wanted the community to know our wish is Jesus |
 Pizza Time |
 Pathfinders helping others as well as involving the community to help the community. |
 Twister Experts |
 We played games |
 After the parade the Panthers invited the Cherokees to their house for a sleepover |
 Danielle and Monica try to clean up after the shaving cream fight. |
Sallisaw Pathfinders
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 Sallisaw Cherokees after their annual shaving cream fight |
 Pastor Perry, Kevin, and Monica are repentant Ninevites in this skit during our "camp-in." |
 Pathfinders in this picture may look calm and collected but they're anything but. Rather, they're discovering "spoon hockey" which is played with table spoons, ping pong balls, and, next time, knee pads! |
 Pastor Perry doing his Karrate Kid imitation as the Pathfinders row the "boat" across the "Sea of Galilee" in another skit during our "Camp-in." |
 Pathfinder Sabbath |
Tulsa New Life
Pathfinders
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Pathfinders can collecting & All the food we collected |
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 Pathfinders & Adventurer serve the church body during Thanksgiving potluck |
Nowata Fire Pathfinders
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 Thanksgiving Floral Centerpieces for our Random Acts of Kindness Gifts & The Thanksgiving Food Baskets made up of the canned food we collected. |
 Erika reads the scripture during church services |
 Megan blesses each of us with a flute solo for special music |
 Pastor Ryan delivers sermon during Nowata's Pathfinder & Adventurer Thanksgiving Sabbath |
Central Trailblazers Pathfinder Club
 One of our own Pathfinders, Katie, won the Best Tasting Chili Honor! |
 Diane, Nadia, and Isabelle are displaying some of the baked goods at the auction! |
 Isabelle and Ivory prepare Virgin Strawberry Daiquiri Drinks to sell |
 Some of our Chili Servers clown around (left to right): Victoria, Gabriela, Tracey, Esther, and Brittany. |
 Some more of our Chili Servers: Alejandra, Jose and Kelvin |
 Seated at the table taking the money are Katie, Angel, and Sammy and Director Shannon standing behind them. |
 More servers: Martha, Kelvin, Diane, and Victoria |
 Pathfinder Sabbath: The Pathfinder Chorus sang a Special Music number during the Pathfinder Sabbath Church Program |
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all there were 16 pots of chili |
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Induction, Pathfinder Sabbath, Can Collecting, Eastern Area Camporee
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 Ray cutting wood for the fire at Area Campout |
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Sallisaw Pathfinders collected 200 |
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 Appreciation Basket for the Nowata Public Library Staff |
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 Erika & RaeAnna at Area Camp out |
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Muskogee's Pathfinders
The Muskogee's
Pathfinders were "Making Strides" for the American Cancer Society's
fund-raiser on October 19. The "Panthers" were mentally strengthened as we
studied for our Woodworking Honor on the trip to Lake Hefner in Oklahoma
City; physically strengthened as we conquered the 5-mile course in the
Stars & Stripes Park (although it didn't feel that way at the moment!).
 Even Greg and Diana’s 3-month-old foster twins were real troopers as The Panthers "raced" through the course. The Cancer Society staff cheered us on as we finished the walk with skinned knees, tired muscles and pounding, but happy hearts. But wait, there is one more thing: We were spiritually strengthened with a better understanding of what our dear Jesus is doing for us with our experience at "Messiah's Mansion", the life-size sanctuary sponsored by Tulsa New Haven Church on the trip home. |
Nowata Fire Pathfinders
 Erika receiving her Pathfinder scarf from Master Guide Lowell |
 Nowata Pathfinder Club at Induction |
 TLT Pathfinders & Staff reciting the TLT Pledge |
 New staff receiving Pathfinder scarfs from Master Guides |
Ketchum Angels
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Angels Pathfinders: Our first campout this year at Wewoka with Wewoka club and Sallisaw club. |
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Central Trailblazers Pathfinder Club
 Camping Skills 2 Class taught by Isabelle  Camping Skills 3 class taught by Karen |
We
started the year off with our Registration Day on Sun., Aug. 24 from 9am to
11:30 am. We have 15 Pathfinders registered!
The Central Trailblazers are blazing a trail to Osh-Kosh! Our club is excited and some have already raised the funds for their Camporee ticket with our first fundraiser- Flower Bulbs!
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 Lowell helped us from up top! |
We have a great year planned! We are going to finish up our Rock Climbing Honor that we started last year. We will also do Horsemanship, Stars, Christian Salesmanship, and Geology |
 Isabelle climbs |
 Camping Skills 1 Class taught by Al |
 Martha climbs |
 Sammy climbs |
 Jose climbs |
 Esther climbs
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 Karen "my foot is shaking" climbs
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 Tracey climbs |
 Brittany climbs |
 Very frightened Director Shannon climbs |
