-Graysen (Senior Patrol Leader, November 2025-)
If you are ready to take the next step of Adventure in your Life, please give us a call.
Sarah Oliver - Troop 245 Committee Chair: 816-728-0839
John Dula - Boys 245 Scoutmaster: 816-694-6668
Erin Johnston - Girls 245 Scoutmaster: 816-718-2581
We meet most Mondays 7:00pm at Peculiar United Methodist Church
Leadership Experience Troops offer structured opportunities to lead projects, manage teams, and develop organizational abilities through progressive responsibility.
Social Connections It builds friendships with peers who share similar interests and values, creating a supportive community across different backgrounds.
Character Building Most scouting programs emphasize core values like integrity, respect, responsibility, and service to others.
Outdoor Adventure Regular access to nature through hikes, camps, and outdoor activities promotes physical fitness and environmental appreciation.
Skill Development Scouting teaches practical life skills like camping, first aid, navigation, cooking, and survival techniques that aren't typically covered in school.
Community Service Members participate in meaningful volunteer work that benefits their local communities and develops civic engagement habits.
Achievement & Recognition The merit badge/rank system provides tangible goals and recognition for effort, which can boost confidence and motivation.
Career Preparation Many scouts report that the soft skills learned—communication, teamwork, problem-solving—translate well to future employment and education.
Go to BeAScout.org, then type in our zipcode of 64078.
Ensure your search is set to BSA Scouts on the left hand side, then look for:
Troop 1245 Mairincom LLC (For Boys)
Troop 7245 Mairincom LLC (For Girls)
Under those headings, you will see APPLY NOW. Follow directions to register yourself and/or your Scout. If you need help, please let us know