The life lessons learned in Scouting form a foundation to embrace opportunity and overcome obstacles in life.
A fun and safe environment to learn and grow while developing interests and skills
Character building and development centered around good morals and values
The change to learn life skills that help Scouts be successful adults and contributing members of society
Exciting outdoor experiences boys and girls love like hiking, camping, mountain biking, and more.
Pack 350
Contact: Jason Travis
Meeting place: Athens United Methodist Church
Pack 378
Contact: John Burkes
Meeting place: First United Methodist Church, Canton
Pack 342
Contact: Tony Reeves
Meeting place: United Methodist Church, Chandler
Pack 258
Contact: Anne Baggenstos
503-860-3969
Meeting place: First United Methodist Church, Corsicana
Pack 336
Contact: Chris Lear
Meeting place: First United Methodist Church, Kaufman
Pack 333
Contact: Robert Johnson
Meeting place: First United Methodist Church, Mabank
Pack 1990 (special needs)
Contact: Christina Hanson
Meeting place: Tri-County Library
Pack 379
Contact: Lisa Miraldi
Meeting place: Russell Memorial United Methodist Church
Troop 343B (boys)
Contact: Matt Tyler
Meeting place: Athens United Methodist Church
Troop 378B (boys)
Contact: Bryan McClintock
Meeting place: First United Methodist Church, Canton
Troop 2222G (girls)
Contact: Trena Gillett
Troop 2222B (boys)
Contact: Stevie Reybok
Troop 342B (boys)
Contact: Travis Blevins
Meeting place: United Methodist Church, Chandler
Troop 275B (boys)
Contact: Chad Holmes
Meeting Place: First United Methodist Church, Crandall
Crew 258
Contact: Dan Brown
214-289-6779
Meeting place: First United Methodist Church, Corsicana
Troop 258B (boys)
Contact: Aaron Johnson
903-879-4177
Meeting place: First United Methodist Church, Corsicana
Troop 1915B (boys)
Contact: Brooke Anna Roberts
903-467-9104
Troop 332B (boys)
Contact: Todd Cato
Meeting place: St. Ann Catholic Church
Troop 333B (boys)
Contact: Ryan Ahrens
Meeting place: First United Methodist Church, Mabank
Troop 381B (boys)
Contact: Lisa Miraldi
Meeting place: United Methodist Church, Wills Point
Ask someone what they think of when they hear “Scouting,” and you’ll probably hear the same answers.
Camping. Hiking. Pinewood Derby. Campfires. Merit badges.
Honoring Those Who Serve as America Approaches 250 Years As our nation moves closer to celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States in 2026,
In a world full of distractions, shortcuts, and uncertainty, the rank of Eagle Scout still stands for something powerful: leadership, resilience, service, and character.
For more than a century, Eagle Scouts have stepped forward to lead in their communities, workplaces, schools, and across our nation. From astronauts and military leaders to entrepreneurs, doctors, teachers, and community volunteers, Eagle Scouts continue to make a lasting impact long after their final Court of Honor.
Summer has arrived, and across Circle Ten Council, Scouts are packing duffel bags, preparing uniforms, and counting down the days until their next adventure. From waterfront activities and campfires to leadership challenges and lifelong friendships, summer camp season is officially underway.
It’s time for #whywednesday again, and this week we’re spotlighting Cameron Shiels!
For Grant, Scouting is about more than personal achievement—it’s about passing the torch. The same experiences and mentors that shaped his journey inspired him to guide the next generation of leaders.
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