In the early years, Pack meetings and den meetings were held in homes and other community locations as the Pack grew.

In March 1980, a new Community of Christ Church was built at Independence Avenue and Tudor Avenue in Lee’s Summit.

The new building provided enough space for both Pack 366 and Troop 366 to meet at the same location.

More than four decades later, that church remains our home.

Today, we are proud to continue the relationship between Scouting and the Lee’s Summit Community of Christ Church that began when Pack 366 was first organized in 1959.

A Tradition Built by Volunteers

Scouting doesn't happen without people who are willing to invest their time helping young people.

Over the years, countless parents and adult volunteers have helped Pack 366 and Troop 366 thrive.

They have taught skills and merit badges, organized campouts, led service projects, supported advancement, transported scouts to events, and helped young people become leaders.

Some Scouts eventually return as adult volunteers, continuing the tradition they experienced.

That's what makes Scouting a true community tradition.

Each generation builds on what came before and leaves something behind for the Scouts who come next.

A Scouting Pathway for Young People

Pack 366 and Troop 366 work together to provide opportunities for young people as they grow through the Scouting program.

While the programs are different, they share the same foundation: adventure, leadership, service, character, and personal growth.

From a Cub Scout fishing derby to a Scouting wilderness survival campout, adventure is at the heart of 366 Scouting.

Our Scouts spend time outdoors learning skills and challenging themselves in ways that can't be replicated in a classroom.

Across our Pack and Troop programs, Scouts have opportunities to explore, learn, lead, serve, and grow. Discover how the Scout program turns today's youth into tomorrow's leaders.

Our connection to Lee's Summit Community of Christ Church dates back to the founding of Pack 4366.

The church supported the creation of the Pack in 1959, and the current church building became the home of Pack 366 and Troop 366 in 1980.

We are grateful for the church's continued support and for the generations of families and volunteers who have helped make this location a home for Scouting in Lee’s Summit.

Scouting is about more than meetings and campouts.

Pack 4366 and Troop 1366 encourage Scouts to look beyond themselves and find ways to make their community better.

Our Scouts participate in service opportunities throughout the year. These experiences teach Scouts that leadership isn't just about being in charge. It's about making a difference.

Pack 4366 and Troop 1366 are part of the Three Trails District in the Heart of America Council, which serves the greater Kansas City area.

Our Scouts participate in district and council activities alongside other Scouts from communities throughout the region.

This gives our Scouts the opportunity to experience Scouting beyond our own Pack and Troop, while building friendships and becoming part of a much larger Scouting community.