Mexico: Pathfinders invade the city’s largest amusement park
More than 10,000 pathfinders invaded Six Flags--the most famous amusement park in Mexico City where they enjoy their stay.
More than 10,000 pathfinders invaded Six Flags--the most famous amusement park in Mexico City where they enjoy their stay.
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
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
Catering to more than 19,500 pathfinders, staff and leaders presents several challenges, but one major concern is keeping everyone healthy. From the moment Pathfinders begin their journey to Mexico City, they are exposed to dangers such as disease and acc
Seventh-day Adventist youth leaders met late into the night to coordinate final arrangements as they prepare to welcome more than 6,000 Pathfinders today for the third and largest division-wide camporee which starts Tuesday evening in Mexico City.
After a three-day journey which included a two-day stop in Miami, a group of pathfinders and leaders from Guadeloupe in the French Antilles arrived in Mexico City to be part of the largest Pathfinder camporee to be organized by the Seventh-day Adventist C
Pathfinder clubs began arriving early from Mexico and abroad for the third and largest division-wide Pathfinder camporee, which begins tomorrow. The only thing still missing in the campgrounds was to set up tents and to install kitchens.
It is one of the elements most mentioned by the hundreds of campers already installed at the 3rd Inter-American Pathfinder's Camporee and by the thousands arriving at Mexico's Ciudad Deportiva during the next hours.
As thousands of pathfinders throughout the Inter-American Division (IAD) have their sleeping bags packed and make their way to Mexico City for the church's largest camporee ever during the next few days, organizers and youth leaders go over final logistic
Montemorelos University, an Adventist institution in Mexico operated by the Inter-American Division (IAD), celebrated a day of prayer, praise and gratitude on April 6.
In just a few days, thousands of Seventh-day Adventists throughout the church in Inter-America will descend upon Ciudad Deportiva in Mexico City for the church’s third and largest division-wide pathfinder camporee event.
Church leaders, parents, teachers and students gathered throughout Seventh-day Adventist schools in the Atlantic Caribbean region on April 6, 2011, to participate in a day of worship and prayer.