Adventurers Club
Children will discover the wonders of nature through the local Adventurers club. Designed for kids aged 4-9, Adventurers offers a variety of activities in a fun and creative atmosphere. The activities range from games and crafts to nature exploration and family camping. They will learn about their God-given abilities and how to use them to help others. The activities take place in a nurturing environment where children and parents can participate in building life-long memories.
Our club regularly meets together once a month. If you would like to know more, or you would like to be involved, please let us know! Adventurers meet Saturday afternoons, ask us about when the next meet up is on.
- What Is Adventurers? Adventurers is a christian activity-based program for children aged four to nine years old, run by volunteers. It is a family-based program and is designed to support parents/caregivers and provide Bible-based learning and new skills for children. Adventurer Clubs are found all over the world. In Australia all volunteers involved in a Club are required to follow safety procedures such as police checks and provide a safe place for children.
-Who Can Join Adventurers? Joining the club is open to everyone.
-What Happens at Adventurers? The Adventurer Pledge and Law is recited. Many Clubs sing an Adventurer Song. As it is a Christian program, prayer and worship are an essential part. Then it is time for activity-based progressive age-appropriate classes. There is a series of four classes, one for each year from ages 6 to 9.
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Pathfinders Club
Pathfinders are a youth organization sponsored by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Any youth ages 10 to 15 who promise to abide by the Pathfinder Pledge and Law can join a Pathfinder Club. Although Pathfinder Clubs are sponsored by local Adventist churches, youth of any faith-group are welcome to join. A Pathfinder Club's imagination, resources, and location often determine its group activities- ranging from community projects to nature and outdoor activities such as hiking, snorkeling, camping trips, and many others. Pathfinders even plan and cook their own meals when camping!
Pathfinder Clubs provide a curriculum at six levels of learning that are age-specific: Friend, Companion, Explorer, Ranger, Voyager, and Guide. Also, there are about 250 areas of arts and crafts, aquatics, nature, household arts, recreation, spiritual development, and vocational training. Pathfinders receive special badge upon completion of each of these courses of study. These also often serve as a launching point for a lifelong career or hobby.
The club meets together on a regular basis throughout the year.
If you wish to learn more about the program and register your interest please contact us.