Inter-America's 3rd Pathfinder Camporee saw thousands of Adventist young people participating in dozens of activities after settling into their designated campgrounds for the next few days at Ciudad Deportiva in Mexico City.
Luis Alberto Pérez, from San Cristobal, in the highlands of Chiapas, is member of the Sirio Pathfinder club. Luis comes from a very needy family, and still wanted to participate in the Inter-American Division Pathfinders Camporee.
For months now, hundreds of pathfinders have practiced diverse march routines in their clubs to compete against other clubs during march competitions at the 3rd Inter-American Division's Pathfinder Campore, which began yesterday.
Pathfinders performed like true athletes in the swimming event. Everyone -- pathfinders, master guides, and leaders -- looked very excited. A mixture of feelings - joy, dreams, but above all, a lot of amusement, unity and effort -were fused in one.
During the Inter-America's Pathfinder Camporee, the Salvation in Symbols ministry from Montemorelos University has been showcasing a sanctuary model for pathfinders and campers at Ciudad Deportiva.
Shouts of joy filled the air as a sea of anxious Seventh-day Adventists gathered on a cool clear evening for the opening ceremony of Inter-America's 3rd Pathfinder Camporee-the largest ever territory-wide youth-held event.
The Inter-American Pathfinders Camporee is more than a platform to showcase the work of youth organizations. It is also an introduction to the work and mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. This was the goal of an interesting rally called Grand Pri
It's being called a miracle. It's also being called historic. But one thing is for certain: It's definitely causing some excitement.For the first time in the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Cuba, a large group of Pathfinders has arrived last night in
The opening ceremony of the highly anticipated 3rd Inter-American Pathfinders Camporee will take place in the Ciudad Deportiva campground in Mexico City tonight. Soon, almost 20,000 Seventh-day Adventist children and youth from 600 Pathfinder clubs across
More than 10,000 pathfinders invaded Six Flags--the most famous amusement park in Mexico City where they enjoy their stay.
Carlos Roblero is a professor in the Montebello's Lagos District of Chiapas. He assists the Pacayal Adventist Church in the Altos Chiapas Mission. As a church member and layperson, he has been involved in preaching the gospel and is currently teaching a g
With an act of dedication and commitment of the leaders of the Pathfinders, the Inter-American Division's 3rd Pathfinder Camporee began this morning in Ciudad Deportiva of Mexico City.