Rovers: We Love to Serve and Serve to Love...

The 1st Unit Leaders' Camp which was held on May 8-10, 2009 and held in BSP Camp Malagos, Davao City was attended by 237 Adult Leaders from different sections and some rover scouts which will soon become leaders of their own units. The camp aims to let the unit leaders get together in various activities such as pioneering, environmental management, kinds of ceremonies and unit leaders & family. These activities also allow the Unit Leader learn more about these subjects so that they could als… Continue

When I was still new to rover scouting, it had been my interest in gathering information or even stories about scouting. One story I got from our circle adviser about her father's scout coin. She said that whenever her father does a good turn he transfers the coin to the opposite pocket reminding him that he had done a good turn on that day.

On my trip to Manila for the National Rover Moot I had stumbled upon the said coin at the Scout Shop. With excitement and awe I bought the coin. As I read… Continue

SFi
SCOUT FRIENDS iNTERNATIONAL (SFi) is the internet based social network for Scout Friends promoting friendship through education development.

MISSION
To advance international friendship and understanding between scouts and non scouts friends through direct scout to scout education support.

SFi is a social network where scouts from around the world can communicate and establish friendship through scouting. Scout Friends international also hosts various activities for a scout's development.… Continue

Scouts Go Green!

“Go Green! Go for the Real Thing” is an environmental partnership project between the Boy Scouts of the Philippines and The Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines, Inc.



Project Description

This project is aimed to contribute in achieving one of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG), launched by the U.N. Secretary General to encourage national governments to take action to… Continue

This story is based on a true experience by a Vietnam veteran Paul Reed.


Vietnam veteran Paul Reed was a hardened man. He attributed his disposition to his training as a soldier. He said "I was trained to be angry, hostile, and mean. That was our job, to search and kill."

After a year of combat in Vietnam, Paul brought his hate back home in Dallas. He couldn't get along with people, and for more than 20 years, he went from one dead end job to the next, from one failed marriage to another. Pau… Continue