Pathfinders enjoy working on achievement badges during their meetings and have time for special activities such as making crafts, playing board games amd memorizing Scripture verses. An annual tradition is a trip to Oakcrest Retirement Center to sing Christmas carols and share God's love with the people living there.

Trailblazers have the oportunity to learn sighn language, make unique crafts and work on service projects. The group works together on achievement badges which helps build strong bonds between the girls. They also minister to the seniors at Oakcrest Retirement Center by caroling and distributing crafts they have made.

Challengers enjoy having fun, but also have serious talks about the situations they face in their lives everyday. Their meetings have a more relaxed format with time to talk and share ideas while doing a craft or learning God’s truths. At the annual May camping trip, the Challengers take the responsibility of planning and running a game time for all the other girls.

Explorers are being shaped into future leaders. At this level, girls are taught leadership skills and take an active part in presenting Bible lessons and conducting prayer time. Each year the girls enjoy a get-acquainted weekend at a special location, which helps develop fellowship in the group. The girls also organize and plan many of the activities for our annual May camping trip. They learn to lead by following Christ’s example of serving others.

If you would like more information about Pioneer Girls program or would like your child to participate, contact our office at 410-593-9940. Pioneer Clubs is a nationwide organization serving over 3,000 churches and over 140,000 children throughout North AmericaFor more information about Pioneer Girls in general, go to the official Pioneer Girl Clubs website.