The Edmond Eagles adopted a christmas family and they are pictured below opening their presents.  

We also visited the  Wolfe living center and sang Christmas carols to all the residents.

Tulsa Dreamcatchers

Visiting with Eagles Nest Inn residents.    We also delivered thanksgiving baskets and sang Christmas carols for them.

Eagles Nest Inn, showing Gaddi the baby. 

Visiting Delores, our girls counselor before we delivered Christmas baskets.

Edmond Eagles with Beverly, who was the greeter of the day.

With all our canned and nonperishable food items from the food drive.

Mr. Terry Whittaker a wildlife specialist teaches the Eagles about reptiles.  He is showing them a boa constrictor.

A Pathfinder calls for the Tithe's and Offerings to be picked up by both Nowata Pathfinders & Adventurers

We'll show those boys whose a hard worker!!

Hard at Work

Here Kitty, Kitty, Kitty

Secret Axe-Cam

Its funny how people show up when the foods ready!

Under watchful eyes!

Hey Mark!  Who's Kitty-Cat?

Indian Weather Rock:

When Rock is:

Rock is wet, its raining
Rock is warm, its sunny
Rock is swinging, its windy
Rock is bouncing its an earthquake
Rock is gone its a Tornado

Flamingo Spotting:

Someone should have bought
Flamingo Insurance!!

Sallisaw Pathfinders were busy during October with Induction, can collecting, a Fall Festival,  and a field trip to earn the Orienteering honor, among other things.  But the event that surprised everyone the most was a bike-a-thon.  

At the first meeting, Director B.J. got the kids excited about going to Osh Kosh.  Club members started coming up with ideas to raise money for the trip and a parent suggested a bike-a-thon.  Although several of the Pathfinders didn’t even own bikes, they were excited about the idea and promised to find sponsors.  They promptly got busy asking friends, parents’ co-workers, church members, and calling relatives.  

When the day of the event arrived, a church member lent bikes for those without them, and the group of 13 Pathfinders and two adults rode a combined total of 265 miles.  The club finished the day off with lunch and a swim party at a club member’s home and then went home to begin the work of collecting their pledges.  Less than a month later, the money is (mostly) all in; the club raised over $1,000 to buy tickets for Osh Kosh!  

This is the first year for Sallisaw’s Pathfinder Club and it has been truly blessed by the support from their church family.  Members have been generous with time on Sabbath mornings, regular offerings to the Pathfinder Osh Kosh fund, loose offerings to the youth fund, camping equipment, bike-a-thon pledges, and more.  If any one has an idea on great ways to say “Thank you!” we would really like to hear about it.  Thanks!

The Southern Hills Orions earned the candlemaking honor.  One of our pathfinders - Kate is teaching the candlemaking honor all by herself. 

We also had a food drive and pathfinder Sabbath in October.

  The Pathfinders and Adventurers collected 303 cans.  Pathfinders & parents pitch in and count the canned food received from can collecting.  

The Nowata Fire pathfinders show off the new field uniforms. Ray & Cyndi (Director) show off the outcome of the new tie-dye technique.

Ketchum Angels have all new uniforms and converted to the black pants.  We also had pizza and spent the night in the gym.  

Pathfinder Sabbath and induction the next day was held on 26th Oct.  The pathfinders passed out can collecting bags and picked them up on Nov. 2nd.