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Pathfinder Missions
Pathfinder Missions exists to construct facilities to support the work of missionaries in the USA or the remote parts of the world.
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About Pathfinders Missions
Founded in 1995, PathFinder Missions exists to construct churches, Ranger camps, Christian schools, clinics, orphanages, missionary dwellings, or anything a missionary needs to build God’s Kingdom at home in the USA, or in the most remote areas of the world.
Teams need a variety of construction talents, such as carpentry, masonry, framework, post and beam work, and native material construction. Accepting the challenge of a Royal Rangers PathFinder Missions trip may also require you to use your campcraft, woodsmanship, backpacking, and survival skills.
PathFinder Missions trips are classified by three levels of intensity, from entry level to advanced, and awarded accordingly:
The Bronze PathFinder Mission — U.S. Missions construction projects outside one’s home district. (Such as Indian reservations or in urban settings.)
The Silver PathFinder Mission — Overseas projects to moderately accessible construction sites with basic conveniences. (Such as churches, Rangers camps, or orphanages.)
The Gold PathFinder Mission — Overseas construction projects to harsh, remote areas of the world where other teams are unable to go due to the tough living conditions of these assignments. (Such as packing or boating equipment and building supplies to site.)
MAPS Construction
PathFinders conduct MAPS Construction projects on Indian reservations where conditions often require them to sleep in tents and prepare their own meals. When called upon to do so, they are willing to live and perform assignments in tough rainforest or jungle conditions. They travel up the Andes Mountains at 15,000 feet, into the scorching or sometimes freezing deserts, up the Amazon River, or into the heart of Africa. While PathFinders are self-sufficient and thrive on adventure, the work conditions don’t define the mission, but rather the condition of the lost.
Main Contact
Submit general questions about Pathfinders Missions to Ron Harrison, Director for Pathfinder Missions. Ron has been involved with this wonderful organization for many years.
Ron Harrison
PathFinder Missions Coordinator
Phone:
615-207-7004
Pathfinder Questions?
Upcoming Mission Trips
Below is the link to where you can see all of the upcoming Pathfinder Mission trips. Each trip gives an opportunity for churches and individuals to help build a church for a local community.
Donations
TN District Pathfinder Missions
We especially need financial sponsors for various projects. These projects could be in memory of or in honor of special individuals.
For more information, contact
Ron Harrison:
ron@pathfindermissions.org or 615-207-7004
Please consider supporting Pathfinders on a monthly basis.
PayPal or Credit Card:
You can also give electronically by clicking on the following link:
Your monthly investment will play a critical role in changing lives forever!
Note: Please process your donation as a “Family & Friends” transaction….(NOT as a standard business/services transaction).
Venmo:
Our account is… @TN-RoyalRangers
Check:
You can mail a check to “Friends of Rangers” with stating “TN District Pathfinder Missions” in the memo:
Friends of Rangers
Attn: TN District Pathfinder Missions
1202 Abernathy Way
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122
Our Partner Program:
Your contribution enables us to continue to Mentor Future Men in Tennessee. Thank you for partnering with us to reach the next generation of Christ-like men and servant leaders.
If you have any questions with payment options, please contact:
Steve Iles
stepheniles5858@gmail.com
C 615-419-5009