ANUNCIO DE COLOCACIÓN DE EQUIPO A NIVEL DE ÁREA DE PBE
La transmisión comenzará el 23 de enero de 2022, a partir de las 4 pm
PBE AREA LEVEL TEAM PLACEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
The broadcast will begin January 23, 2022, starting at 4 pm
Category Archives: Pathfinders
B-Like-Christ
July 11 Directors’ Meeting
Welcome to 2021-2022 Pathfinder Year
July 1 is the beginning of our 2021-2022 Pathfinder Year. It was good to have our club directors and their deputies join us for our July 11 directors’ meeting. Pastor Sherilyn O’Ffill and the Potomac Conference Coordinators are looking forward to a wonderful and challenging year filled with many opportunities to share Jesus Christ with your Pathfinders. We are posting the full video of the meeting here for you to review so club directors can successfully plan the 2021-2022 Pathfinder Year.
As information becomes available, it will be added to new posts on this website, so check-in for updates.
Directors Meeting Power Point – Director_Meeting_2021
Directors Meeting PDF – Director_Meeting_2021
Potomac Pathfinders AREA PBE Placement Announcement
ANUNCIO DE COLOCACIÓN DE EQUIPO A NIVEL DE ÁREA DE PBE
La transmisión comenzará el 23 de enero de 2022, a partir de las 4 pm
PBE AREA LEVEL TEAM PLACEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT
The broadcast will begin January 23, 2022, starting at 4 pm
It Starts With Me
It Starts With ME
Friday Night Worship
Here are the placements for the Sabbath afternoon Scavenger Hunt.
Most Creative Photo – Wheaton Spanish – Team 4
Most Creative Team Name – Fredricksburg – Team 9 (Reasonable Amount of TP)
Most Items Completed – Seabrook – Team 1
Most Teams Participating – Capital Spanish – 18 teams
Top Scoring Clubs:
1st Place – Seabrook – average 165 points
2nd Place – Fredricksburg – average 142 points
3rd Place – Wheaton Spanish – average 136 points
Top Scoring Teams:
Seabrook – Team 1 – 240 points
Beltsville – Matiras + Ezekiel – 235 points
Beltsville – Illangovan + Alec – 215 points
Bread Dough Honor
Here is the Bread Dough honor worksheet
Ingredients List: Please have the following items available and ready to use during our presentation.
1 – 2 Cups Flour
½ Cup Salt
½ Cup Water
Food Coloring
Gloves
Paper Plate
Mixing Bowl
Paper Towel
After the honor time is over, you will need access to an oven or some other way of getting your art completely dry before you paint and/or seal it.
HOW WE ARE GOING TO MAKE THIS WORK FOR ALL OF US:
1 – Attached is the worksheet for the honor. It is a fillable PDF so if you want, you can open it and type in your answers in the fields provided. This is so that you can show both your completed worksheet and your finished projects to your director or counselor. Once you do this they will be able to get the honor patch to you.
2 – PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS AN ADULT nearby while you are in this session. This is for your safety and so that they can help you with parts of this honor process which might be more difficult and/or riskier (a hot oven).
Enjoy
Chris Walker’s Memorial
Hello everyone,
Chris Walker’s Memorial will be broadcasted live from his Facebook account on Sunday August 9th. Please join us here at 4pm eastern time.
https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=552598276
YouTube Broadcast
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKXJGa_9o2iD3WONYFvjijQ/videos
This is the link to the YouTube channel where the memorial will also be livestreamed. Please share with anyone who is not friends with Chris on facebook or does not have access to facebook
They might be testing the livestream equipment, so you might see the video start before then.
Here is the link to The YouTube tribute to Chris I hope you enjoy it. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4LY0tMRpYjs&t=3s
Posted on Facebook by Martha Kigernelson.
Christopher Alexander Walker was an amazing person whom many people loved and considered a close friend. Despite serious struggles with Sickle Cell Disease, he accomplished a great deal in his too-short life. His academic successes were impressive, but eclipsed by his achievements in youth ministry. His service to youth was as integral to him as breathing. He was a person who radiated joy and humor and warmth. He also understood the challenges of young people and knew how to connect with and support teens. He loved people and kept in touch with so many who needed that connection. He perceived needs and found ways to meet them, often putting people together with others who had the needed skills or resources. He chose to be joyful and grateful every day despite chronic and often severe pain. His faith was his foundation and he showed the world what the love of Jesus looks like in person. His influence will live on in those who were fortunate to share his life.
Potomac Pathfinders second Director’s Meeting
Moving Forward
We are grateful for the presentations that were made by each of the club directors. Each demonstrated why Potomac Pathfinders is an effective and essential ministry at every level in Potomac Conference. Our meeting was very productive, and we learned that we are all stronger when we press together, share information, and prayerfully seek God’s direction at every step in this ministry. We learned that we have all found the Covid-19 environment very challenging to adjust to. We also learned:
- that personalizing our approach to staff gives them the encouragement they need to move forward with us.
- Making personal connections with our pathfinders increases they desire to continue because they have an increase sence of belonging.
- This new environment constantly forces us to re-focus on the original intent of our club ministry.
- We can maintain the health and safety of our club members and staff as we explore new creative ways to meet our required elements in the Pathfinder program.
As they become available, I will post the materials each presenter has shared as a resource to use in your ministry.
Agradecemos las presentaciones realizadas por cada uno de los directores del club. Cada uno demostró por qué Potomac Conquestadores es un ministerio eficaz y esencial en todos los niveles de la Conferencia Potomac. Nuestra reunión fue muy productiva, y aprendimos que todos somos más fuertes cuando nos unimos, compartimos información y buscamos en oración la dirección de Dios en cada paso de este ministerio. Aprendimos que a todos nos ha parecido muy difícil adaptarse al entorno Covid-19. También aprendimos:
- que personalizar nuestro enfoque hacia el personal les da el aliento que necesitan para seguir adelante con nosotros.
- Hacer conexiones personales con nuestros pioneros aumenta su deseo de continuar porque tienen un mayor sentido de pertenencia.
- Este nuevo entorno nos obliga constantemente a reenfocarnos en la intención original del ministerio de nuestro club.
- Podemos mantener la salud y la seguridad de los miembros y el personal de nuestro club a medida que exploramos nuevas formas creativas de cumplir con nuestros elementos requeridos en el programa Conquestadores.
A medida que estén disponibles, publicaré los materiales que cada presentador ha compartido como recurso para usar en su ministerio.
This is a presentation that was shared by the Olney Musketeers director, Andrew Herolds.
Esta es una presentación que fue compartida por el director de Olney Musketeers, Andrew Herolds.
Cultural Heritage Honor with Pastor Christian Martin
Cultural Heritage Honor
Living Hope Messengers Pathfinder Club hosted a Facebook Live event on Sabbath, May 23 at 4 PM. The Honor was taught by Pastor Christian Martin live on their Facebook page:
Click on the embedded YouTube video below.
This is an opportunity for all interested Pathfinders and staff members to earn the Cultural Heritage Honor by watching the presentation, filling out the attached sheet below and submitting it to your club directors to receive your patch.
Urgent Message from the Columbia Union Conference
Dear Conference Youth Directors and Pathfinder Leaders,
Your Columbia Union Pathfinder Bible Experience (PBE) planning team has been closely monitoring the rapidly developing Coronavirus threat. We are attempting to strike a balance between responding diligently and not overreacting to the situation. We are considering alternative models to our traditional PBE event. However, it has become increasingly clear to us the necessity of postponing our PBE event. Thus, there will be no Union level PBE event held on March 21.
We will continue to closely watch how the virus continues to spread and evaluate its impact on our churches and communities. In early April, we will reassess the feasibility of rescheduling this event.
I thank you for your patience and understanding as we attempt to responsibly respond to this crisis. Please understand that our priority has been and always will be the safety and wellbeing of our Pathfinders.
I would like to express my personal appreciation to Sherilyn O’Ffill, our union PBE coordinator, and our planning team for their quick action and due diligence to this very fluid situation.
Blessings,
Frank Bondurant
Vice President, Ministries Development
COLUMBIA UNION CONFERENCE
OF THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH
Tel. (410) 997-3414, ext. 560
5427 Twin Knolls Road
Columbia, MD 21045
75th Anniversary of the Battle of Iwo Jima Scout and Family Day!
URGENT! To be sent out to all Pathfinder Groups in the area:
Suggested Wear: Potomac Conference Pathfinder Shirt
MESSAGE FROM US MARINE CORP MUSEUM:
Please join us from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm on SUNDAY, 23 February at the National Museum of the Marine Corps for the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Iwo Jima Scout and Family Day!
On 23 February 1945, AP photographer Joseph Rosenthal captured an image of six Marines raising an American Flag that became the inspiration behind our museum as well as an icon of the Marine Corps. In addition to commemorating the Battle of Iwo Jima, we will also be paying tribute to the incredibly important work of War Correspondents.
Participants from various scouting organizations (Scouts, BSA, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts, American Heritage Girls, Trail Life, USA, Pathfinders, and Royal Rangers) can work towards or earn a journalism badge based on their organization’s requirements!
Journalism Honor Worksheet found here!
Registration is required, please email nmmckids@gmail.com with what badges you will be working towards and the number of participants.
For more information about the entire weekend’s commemorative events, please visit: https://www.usmcmuseum.com/calendar.html
We hope to see you there!
Laura
Laura Hockensmith
Chief of Education
National Museum of the Marine Corps
18900 Jefferson Davis Highway
Triangle, VA 22172