The mission of Boy Scout Troop 195 is to encourage boys ages 11-17 to have fun in the outdoors and help them develop into responsible young men.

Primary Contact:  Aaron Wetherhold

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Boy Scout Troop 195 provides a program that includes activities such as camping, cooking, hiking, citizenship, and religion. Troop 195 meets in either Brindle Hall or the Saint Joseph Parish Life and Education Center. 

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The mission of the BSA Cub Scout Pack 195 is to prepare young people in grades K-5 to make ethical and moral choices and grow as disciples for the Lord Jesus Christ over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Catholic faith as well as the Scout Oath and Law.

Primary Contact:  Jennifer Leone

Cub Scout Pack 195 has a longstanding history. Formed in 1954, we were chartered by the Men’s Holy Name Society and later, the Catholic War Veterans Post. Since 1986, we have been blessed to have Saint Joseph Catholic Church as our charter organization. 
 
For Nearly 70 Years . . . 
Cub Scout Pack 195 has improved the lives of boys—and recently, girls—in kindergarten through fifth grade through character development, outdoor adventure, and education. Activities foster a sense of belonging and teamwork and affirm the importance of faith and ethical values.They uphold the concept of doing for others and community service. And they build a lifetime of memories for Scouts and families alike: hiking, fishing, discovering wildlife, camping, stargazing, competing in beloved annual traditions such as the Pinewood Derby and Raingutter Regatta.