• Prepared...
    For Life!

    Building Strong LeadersThe leadership and life skills learned through Scouting help to prepare young men for the future.

  • Character
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    Leading with IntegrityThe principles of the Scout Oath and Law teach us how to be strong leaders with high moral character.

  • On my Honor . . .

    I will do my best To do my duty
    to God and my country
    and to obey the Scout Law;
    To help other people at all times;
    To keep myself physically strong,
    mentally awake, and morally straight.
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Troop 371Auburn, Alabama

Troop 371 is a ministry of Lakeview Baptist Church in Auburn, Alabama.

The Scouting program provides an excellent opportunity for us to mentor young men, teaching them values and leadership skills through the Boy Scout program. These values line up with biblical values that we believe in and want our young men to adopt as their value structure.

Troop 371 is an active Scout Troop serving young men in the Auburn and Opelika area.

Baden-Powell, the founder of Scouting, once said that Scouting is a game with a purpose.

At Troop 371, we have fun but the boys learn leadership and character through our activities.

At Troop 371, our goal is to have one unit outing each month. These outings range from multiple day camp-outs to day activities like a hike or community service project.

We have at least one long-term (week long) camp each year which is normally a trip to a Scout Summer Camp. All of our outings from destination to menu are chosen and planned by our boys.

Troop 371 meets weekly during the school year and every other week during the summer. Guests are always welcome to visit but we recommend that you contact us first to insure that there has not been a schedule change.

We meet on Mondays, 7:00 - 8:30 at Lakeview Baptist Church, room N103.

About Troop 371

Troop 371 was founded in 1994. Since that time, hundreds of young men have participated in this troop. We are an active unit with regular outings and activities for our members. We strive to provide a quality program for our Scouts and have been extremely successful in growing boys into quality young men through the Scouting program.

Maine Trip 2024

Monday, Sep 23, 2024

Day 0:

With a 5am call time for a 5:30 departure to the airport, we had a relatively smooth transit from Lakeview Baptist Church to the Atlanta Airport to begin our trek. Bag drop and getting through airport security was surprisingly painless and quick. Unlike our 2019 trip, our actual flights and layovers went as planned, landing at Boston-Logan on time. After retrieving our three rental vehicles, we loaded up and headed north. Since all our travel went as planned, we were able to make our first stop of the trip at the Portland Head Light lighthouse at Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth, Maine. Upon arrival at the park, we discovered that an "end of the school year" celebration was that night at dusk that included fireworks show, so we grabbed some pizzas from Otto Pizza (local chain) and had dinner in the park adjacent to the lighthouse and watched what ended up being a fantastic fireworks show. After the conclusion of the show, we made the final 45 minute or so drive to the predetermined hotel in Brunswick, Maine; as Dr. Hung made his initial arrival at Lamoine State Park in Maine.

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