Katlyn Deyhle is a founding member of Venturing Crew 369. She earned the Bronze Outdoor Award prior to BSA National restructuring the awards program. She went on to earn the Summit Award- it\’s highest honor in 2019- the second in the Crew and the first female in the Coastal Georgia Council. She is also an […]
2020 was a rough year for so many- so we wanted to start off on the right foot for 2021! Crew 369 went door to door and dropped off 480 paper bags to area residents in our community and they embraced the opportunity to help with generosity! We went back out a week later for
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Since this is a new and exciting website for us to use- there is just no way to go back and review the last 8 years of adventures we have done with justice! Bouldering, climbing, high cope, low cope, backpacking, day packing, white water rafting, tubing, archery, shooting sports, staffing events, caving, training events like
Members of the Crew spent 3 days hiking northern Georgia! We stayed at Camp Rainey Mountain and hiked Big Rock then moved on to Tallulah Gorge State Park & Rim Trail, Picken Nose, Black Rock and ended up at the Georgia Guidestones… So many things to see & so many steps that were taken! We
Venturing Crew 369 was established in spring of 2013- over those years faces have changed but the story hasn\’t. On our home page it provides you a high overview of who we are and what we do. What it doesn\’t tell you is how – by training our young adults we put the responsibility on
The Order of the Arrow, or OA, has welcomed adult women since 1988. The updated election policy, which became effective on Feb. 1, 2019, means women and girls who are under 21 are now eligible for the service-minded society. Upon the update- we had several young ladies that not only were eligible but excited on the prospect of joining. The Order
Crew 369 prides themselves on providing service to their community, Council or Chartered Organization (St. John\’s Lutheran Church Rincon, GA). Each year they donate hundreds of hours of cheerful service by staffing events for Cub Scout events held at a district or council level- Scouting for Food, which helps fill the local \’Little Free Pantry\’s\’
Crew had a great day learning the safety rules of bow instruction for both standard archery and crossbow. They had the opportunity to the four different types of bows- longbow, compound, recurve and crossbow. It might have been a cold crisp day but fun and fellowship was had all around as they learned new
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