Tag: camporee

Daniel Kuberek looks back at his first camporee and reflects on why Pathfinders is so important in shaping the Church’s future leaders.

Around 1300 Pathfinders from 59 clubs across four countries gathered together for the Illumine Pathfinder Camporee.

More than 2800 Pathfinders from across Australia started the new year with fun, friends and faith at the Australian Union Conference's (AUC) fourth camporee.

Pathfinders from around the Solomon Islands recently attended the “I pass it on” Camporee at Auluta on the island of Malaita.

More than 5000 Pathfinders attended a week-long camporee in Central Province, Papua New Guinea, from January 7-13.

“We love making music and performing together,” says 21-year-old Natasha Bakker, of Adventist singing group Ignite. “We’ve probably been doing it for about four years now.”

Sabbath at the iThirst South Pacific Division Pathfinder Camporee was a high point, with 1430 Pathfinders asking for Bible studies and 456 requesting baptism.

What an awesome sight to see thousands of Pathfinders on the parade ground moving together in disciplined units, their colourful flags fluttering in the wind.

A fatal bus crash nearly ended the camporee dreams of Pathfinders from Kainantu, in Papua New Guinea’s eastern highlands.

The stage is set—or nearly set—for what will be the largest Pathfinder camporee ever held on Australian soil.