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Exciting Jamboree Program Areas Minsi Trails Council and the Boy Scouts of America are proud to host the Second Exciting Jamboree Program Areas National Muslim Boy Scout Jamboree in 2018! Planned in coordination with the National Islamic Committee on Scouting, this special event will be held from Action Aquatics July 29 to August 4, 2018 at Camp Minsi in Pocono Summit, Pennsylvania. Lake Swimming, Canoeing, Kayaking, Sailing, Rowing, Stand-Up Paddleboarding, and more! Located in the heart of the Pocono Mountains, Camp Minsi has been serving Citizenship & Communications Scouts for more than 65 years. The nationally-accredited BSA summer camp encompasses over 1,200 acres of beautiful Pennsylvanian woodlands along the Cultural Exchanges & Scouting Displays shores of the 314-acre Stillwater Lake. Camp Minsi has a strong record of quality Dining Hall programing, great staff, and enhanced facilities. Centrally located near three major US interstates and within a one hour drive of three international airports, Ecology/Conservation the camp is easily accessible from most major metropolitan areas – including Handicraft New York City and Philadelphia. Health & Safety Following the success of the first Muslim Scout Jamboree in 2016, Camp Minsi High Adventure is extremely excited to once again provide this special week of summer camp for Whitewater Rafting, Mountain Biking, members of the Islamic Scouting community. This Jamboree will allow Scouts Climbing, Zip-Lining, Hiking, and more! to come together and experience all the fun and excitement of Scout camp while Messengers of Peace & Duty to God sharing in great fellowship alongside other Scouts within their community of faith. Participants will be from all across the United States and from Scouting Minsi Indian Village units from around the world! ScoutCraft In addition to offering over 45 BSA merit badge classes and numerous high Shooting Sports adventure options (including whitewater rafting, mountain biking, climbing, and Archery, Rifle, Shotgun, and more! hiking the unique features of the Pocono mountains), special BSA religious Sports & Recreation emblem award workshops will also be held during the Jamboree. Daily prayer Trading Post calls and congregational ṣalāt (prayers) will also be offered in a camp mosque along with special guest speakers, presentations and a Friday jumu'ah for Scouts The Trail to Adventure and leaders. First-year Camper Program Islamic dietary laws will be respected and halāl food will be provided for all Voyageur Outpost meals at the Jamboree. Camp Minsi features an experienced dining hall staff who Blacksmithing, Tomahawk & Knife Throwing, Lumberjacking, Hot-Iron Branding, and more! will prepare and serve great meals throughout the entire Jamboree. Adult Leader Programs & Trainings Register your unit for an experience that will last a lifetime! Don't miss out! …and much, much more! Camp Minsi, BSA c/o Minsi Trails Council P.O. Box 20624 Lehigh Valley, PA 18002 Phone: 610-465-8576 Email: [email protected] .
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