When & Where We Meet
Meetings Sunday afternoons in Muncie
Troop 7777 meets most Sunday afternoons at Remedy City Church in Muncie, Indiana. Meetings are action-packed with skills training, games, team challenges, and advancement work. Boys are grouped by age into patrols, and every meeting has a clear purpose and theme.
- Most Sundays from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM
- 1st & 3rd Sundays: whole troop — 2nd: Navigators & Adventurers — 4th: Hit the Trail, an outdoor activity
- Remedy City Church, 4100 N Oakwood Ave, Muncie, IN 47304
- No meetings on major holidays or school breaks
- Check the calendar for campout weekends and special events
- Arrive on time in uniform for opening ceremony
Typical Meeting Structure
3:00 - Opening Ceremony & Flag (uniforms on!) 3:10 - Patrol Time (age-based small groups) 3:30 - Skills Training or Activity 4:15 - Announcements & Closing 4:25 - Dismissal
What to Bring
Wear your uniform shirt. Bring your handbook and a pen. If we're doing outdoor skills, dress for the weather and be ready to get dirty. Water bottle recommended. Leave electronics in the car unless instructed otherwise.
Attendance & Advancement
Consistent attendance is key to advancement and troop readiness for high adventure. If your son will miss a meeting, let the patrol leader or troopmaster know. Extended absences may affect eligibility for certain trips or leadership positions.
Troop meeting with skills training, games, and advancement activities
Overnight camping trips for Navigators and Adventurers Trail boys (ages 12+)
What if there's bad weather?
Meetings are rarely canceled. We meet indoors most of the year. Check email or the troop Facebook page for any last-minute changes.
Can parents attend meetings?
Yes, and we'd love to have you at every age. Woodlands parents (ages 5-11) need to be on-site with their son's patrol. Parents of Navigators and Adventurers (ages 12+) aren't required to stay, but staying and staying engaged is preferred over dropping off—whether that's mentoring a skill station or just being present in the fellowship area. Volunteer opportunities are always available—talk to the troopmaster.