Mission Spotlight

Faith in Action

Wisconsin, United States of America

More than 40 thousand people met in Osh Kosh, Wisconsin for the Pathfinder Camporee. More than 8 thousand of these Pathfinders wanted to make a difference in the local area. Find out how God is used Pathfinders to bless local communities around Oshkosh.


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