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Troop 4 |
Grapevine, Texas |
Troop 4 gratefully acknowledges the contributions of its Adult Leaders who make our activities possible. Additional thanks go to the ExxonMobil Foundation Volunteer Program for its contributions to our scouting program. |
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| Troop 4 Delivers the promise of adventure... |
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Chartered By
Memorial Baptist Church
Executive Officer
Toby Freyou
Charter Organization
Representative
Russ Waldrop |
Scoutmaster
Gilbert Jordan
817.528.2996
gilbert.jordan@troop4grapevine.com
Committee Chairman
Greg C. & Jeff Carter
Senior Patrol Leader
N. Corona |
Assistant Scoutmasters
Robert Baumgartner
Michael Berry
Jeff Booth
jeff.booth@troop4grapevine.com
Jeff Carter - 817.368.0650
jeff.carter@troop4grapevine.com
Greg C.
John Flynn
Kevin Mitchell
James Murphy
Jeff Nottingham
Scott Purdy
scott.purdy@troop4grapevine.com
Joe Shafer
Gerard Smith
Nathan Smith |
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Troop Program |
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Troop 4 regularly supports Council and District camping
opportunities: Spring and Fall Camporees, and Score-O, In
addition, Troop 4 has an active Hiking and Backpacking program
that has taken us to trails in Oklahoma, New Mexico, and places
like Caprock Canyon State Park. We have trained Rock Climbing
and Tower Instructors , and visit Lake Mineral Wells State Park,
and both Hermit's Cave and Devil's Den at the Sid Richardson
Scout Ranch in Bridgeport. We also have a BSA Lifeguard to
assist in planning aquatic activities like Canoe-Camping at Sid.
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Troop 4 meets regularly
on Monday nights from 7:00PM to 8:30PM in the
Bessant House at Memorial Baptist Church, 3000
William D. Tate Ave. |
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Here for MAP |
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The Boy-Led Troop |
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Empowering boys to be leaders is the core
of Scouting. Scouts learn by doing, and what they do is
lead their patrols and their troop.
Each August, the scouts plan the activities for the next
year. Working within the Longhorn Council and Lakeview
district planned events, our scouts set performance and
destination objectives that will provide the framework
for fun, growth, and challenge.
Twice each year the scouts elect a Senior Patrol Leader
who is in charge of the troop meetings and who chairs
the patrol leaders council. With the patrol leaders, it
is his job to keep the troop program on track, and to
lead the group. In addition, there are several appointed
positions of responsibility such as Quartermaster who
works closely with the troop committee in managing troop
equipment, the Scribe who works mainly with
advancements, the Historian who organizes information
about the troop activities, the Librarian who manages
troop reference materials, and the Chaplain Aide who
assists in religious services for the troop. |
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Build Character
Foster Citizenship
Develop Mental & Physical
Fitness |
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| The Boy Scouts of America uses eight fundamental methods to meet boys' hope for fun and adventure, and to achieve Scouting's aim of encouraging character development, citizenship, and mental and physical fitness. A Scout troop functions best when all eight methods are employed. |
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The Methods of Scouting |
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The Ideals
The Patrol Method
The Outdoors
Advancement
Association with Adults
Personal Growth
Leadership Development
The Uniform |
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Advancement |
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We strongly believe in the Boy Scout Advancement Program that
encourages boys to meet significant challenges that lead to
personal growth. All Troop members are encouraged to excel, and
that applies to the adult leaders as well. Troop 4 counts
several of our members as Twin Arrows Junior Leaders graduates.
Our scouts have held office in the Order of the Arrow Lodge,
served as Staff at Twin Arrows, participated in the National
Junior Leaders' Training Course at Philmont, and many have been
recognized with the religious emblem award of their faith. Many
of our young men have achieved Eagle Scout. The adult leaders at
Troop 4 have regularly passed the Scoutmasters' Fundamentals
Course, and three of our Scoutmaster Corps members have
completed Wood Badge. Our adults have always generously
participated as counselors at Merit Badge College, and we have
counselors for all Eagle-required badges. |
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