Boy Scouting with a Purpose...Through Service, Learning, and Fun!
Troop 918 aims to stand as a leader in Boy Scouting with a unique emphasis on servant leadership.
We are a boy-led troop, driven by a good, wholesome God-centered community, and offer a variety of opportunities including service ministry, first-class emphasis, camping, hiking, family outings, religious emblem award, merit badges, youth leadership training, and eagle rank guidance.
We invite interested boys and their parents to stop by to check us out. Our Troop meetings take place on the Saddleback Church Lake Forest Campus every Monday in Room 404 with the exception of the last Monday of every month. In addition to the weekly Troop meetings, we also periodically schedule nearby hikes and other activities and we host a annual "Camp on Campus" near the flag pole of the Lake Forest Campus. Our Guide for Scouts and Parents is loaded with valuable information about Troop 918.
Parent involvement is also encouraged. We find that being involved in scouting offers relationship development with your son(s) along with opportunities to use your gifts and talents to better the lives and experiences of all Scouts involved. In addition, history has found that a boy is much more likely to remain in scouting if one or both of his parents are involved in the Troop.
If you have questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Troop 918 aims to stand as a leader in Boy Scouting with a unique emphasis on servant leadership.
We are a boy-led troop, driven by a good, wholesome God-centered community, and offer a variety of opportunities including service ministry, first-class emphasis, camping, hiking, family outings, religious emblem award, merit badges, youth leadership training, and eagle rank guidance.
We invite interested boys and their parents to stop by to check us out. Our Troop meetings take place on the Saddleback Church Lake Forest Campus every Monday in Room 404 with the exception of the last Monday of every month. In addition to the weekly Troop meetings, we also periodically schedule nearby hikes and other activities and we host a annual "Camp on Campus" near the flag pole of the Lake Forest Campus. Our Guide for Scouts and Parents is loaded with valuable information about Troop 918.
Parent involvement is also encouraged. We find that being involved in scouting offers relationship development with your son(s) along with opportunities to use your gifts and talents to better the lives and experiences of all Scouts involved. In addition, history has found that a boy is much more likely to remain in scouting if one or both of his parents are involved in the Troop.
If you have questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.