Boy Scout Troop 4

Nashville, Tennessee

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Welcome to Troop 4!

Troop 4

Welcome to the website for Boy Scout Troop 4, chartered to the South End United Methodist Church at 5042 Edmondson Pike in Nashville, Tennessee.

Troop 4 is one of the oldest and most active troops in the Middle Tennessee Council. In 2007, the Troop completed it's 55th anniversary of charter to South End United Methodist Church. Troop 4 meets on Monday nights from 7:00pm - 8:30pm in the Fellowship Hall and our Scouts have at least one campout or activity planned each month, including a week-long summer camp every June! Scouts from our Troop have participated in high-adventure activities, including canoeing at the Northern Tier High Adventure Base, aquatic activities at the Florida National Sea Base, hiking at the Philmont Scout Ranch, and a National Jamboree!

Last Updated on Tuesday, 29 September 2009 12:06
 

2010 Historical Merit Badges

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For the 100th Anniversary of Scouting, four vintage merit badges are being released for the Centennial Year only, giving Boy Scouts the hands-on opportunity to experience the exciting past of the BSA.

The basics of the 2010 Historical Merit Badge program include:

  • The merit badges will closely resemble the original designs of the merit badges with the exception of the borders. The borders will be embroidered with a shiny gold thread that will be immediately identifiable as a 2010 Historical Merit Badge.
  • The original merit badge requirements will be used wherever possible. Exceptions will be made when current safety or social standards dictate. Adaptations can also be made for special needs Scouts.
  • The merit badges will count for towards a boy’s rank advancement.
  • Work on the badges is not to commence prior to January 1, 2010 and is to be finished no later than December 31, 2010.
  • The Supply Division will not create or reprint pamphlets for the merit badges. Any and all material will be posted to a special section of the 100th Anniversary web site that can be accessed by the interested boys and their merit badge counselors.
Last Updated on Sunday, 24 January 2010 18:22 Read more...
 

BSA 100th Anniversary Tree

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The tree is an important symbol of the family - a family tree, the life of a tree that spans generations, the belief that a tree will cotinue to provide, long after we're gone.

Because of that symbolism - and a shared mission for service and environmental stewardship - we could think of no better Generations Connection partner than the Arbor Day Foundation! Arbor Day has designated official BSA 100th Anniversary trees for anyone to enjoy.

For every BSA 100th Anniversary tree purchased from Arbor Day, another will be planted in Montana at the newly created Boy Scouts of merica Centennial Forest. The Centennial Forest will aid replanting of the Flathead National Forest following recent fires.

For more details, visit http://www.arborday.org/boyscouts

 

Last Updated on Sunday, 18 October 2009 07:26
 

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