How is faith incorporated into meetings and activities?

Faith is integrated through biblical teaching, devotionals, prayer, relationships with Christian adults, service, and conversations that connect real experiences to biblical truth. It is not treated as an unrelated add-on to an outdoor program.

How can fathers become involved?

Fathers can help at Thursday meetings, attend campouts and outings, serve on activities and projects, and become Registered Adults. A leader can help identify a level of involvement that fits your availability and the troop’s needs.

Is there a minimum attendance requirement?

No minimum number of meetings is required simply to belong to Troop 4110. However, we encourage boys to attend as consistently as possible because meetings and events provide opportunities for skills, relationships, awards, and advancement.

Does the troop meet year-round?

Mostly, but with a reduced summer schedule. We generally meet throughout the year, take a summer break, and hold only a few meetings during the summer months.

How often does Troop 4110 meet?

Troop 4110 generally meets on Thursday evenings during the program year, along with campouts, Saturday activities, service projects, Courts of Honor, and other events. Because some Thursdays are skipped, always check Trail Life Connect for the latest dates. The downloadable calendar on this website is a year overview and is not necessarily up to date.

When does Troop 4110 meet?

Troop 4110 generally meets Thursday evenings from 6:30–8:00 PM at the Timothy Center at Grace Baptist Church of Santa Clarita.

We meet throughout most of the year, but not every Thursday. We generally don't meet on the Thursday immediately before a troop campout or when there is a major Saturday activity. We also take a summer break and meet only a few times during the summer.

Because the schedule varies, current families should check Trail Life Connect for the latest meeting dates and upcoming activities. The downloadable calendar on this website is not necessarily up to date.