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:: Las Vegas Mountain View Pathfinder Club ::
Volunteering with Pathfinders is more than just lending a hand—it's a chance to live out the Pathfinder objective: to help young people understand their duty to God, develop strong character, and grow through service. Whether you're leading activities, mentoring youth, or supporting events behind the scenes, your time and talents help shape the next generation of Christ-centered leaders. When you volunteer, you’re not only serving—you’re making a lasting impact for the Kingdom of God.
Volunteering with Pathfinders is more than just lending a hand—it's a chance to live out the Pathfinder objective: to help young people understand their duty to God, develop strong character, and grow through service. Whether you're leading activities, mentoring youth, or supporting events behind the scenes, your time and talents help shape the next generation of Christ-centered leaders. When you volunteer, you’re not only serving—you’re making a lasting impact for the Kingdom of God.
There’s a place for you on this journey!
There’s a place for you on this journey!
Tips for Volunteering with Pathfinders
Tips for Volunteering with Pathfinders
Pray First – Start with prayer. Ask God to guide your heart and use you for His purpose as you serve.
Be Reliable – Your presence matters. Showing up consistently builds trust with both the Pathfinders and fellow staff.
Lead by Example – Demonstrate Christ-like character, patience, and enthusiasm. Kids are watching—and learning from—you.
Stay Flexible – Plans can change, especially with youth ministry. A flexible, servant-hearted attitude goes a long way.
Get Involved – Don’t be afraid to jump in! Help with activities, games, honors, camping trips, or even simply listening to a child who needs encouragement.
Build Relationships – Take time to get to know the Pathfinders. Strong relationships are the foundation for meaningful mentorship.
Know the Objective – Familiarize yourself with the Pathfinder pledge, law, and objectives. They’re more than words—they’re a mission.
Keep Learning – Ask questions, attend training sessions, and learn from experienced leaders. Growth helps you serve better.
Have Fun! – Joy is contagious. Smile, laugh, and enjoy the journey with the kids and fellow volunteers.
Remember the Impact – Even small acts of service can lead to lifelong spiritual growth in a young person’s life.
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