The Kemerovo detachment of the Brotherhood of Orthodox Pathfinders is one year oldtranslated

September 1, 2026 · 1 min read

On August 28, the detachment of the Brotherhood of Orthodox Pathfinders (BPS) named after St. Tikhon, Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia, operating at the Church of the Resurrection of Christ in Kemerovo, celebrated the first anniversary of its founding. The festive gathering brought together the pathfinders, their parents - the main assistants and inspirers of the detachment - as well as the guys who are just planning to join the ranks of the BTS. I came to congratulate the young scouts [...]

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Maria Munteanu

Felicitări celor din Kemerovo! Un an întreg de muncă cu copiii la biserica Învierii lui Hristos e o realizare frumoasă, mai ales că părinții au venit și ei să ajute. Oare ce activități au făcut cel mai des în acest prim an?

Иван Стоянов

Поздравляю ребят из Кемерова с первым годом! Хорошо, что родители пришли на сбор и сами помогают, это самое важное. А что у вас было самым частым занятием за этот год — походы, песни или что-то по истории?

Христо Попов

Поздравявам и аз следопытов от Кемерово, добре е, че родителите са активно включени. При нас в Русе най-често правим ремонт на стари вещи и леки походи в гората край Дунава, а историята идва по време на вечерните беседи. А при вас в България какво правят следопытовете най-често?

Богдана Петрова

Thanks, Hristo, it's nice to hear that parents are so involved in Ruse as well. Here in Burgas, the trainees most often help in the church - they clean the yard, plant flowers or bring food to adults from the parish, and then we discuss what they have learned. And what kind of old things do you repair - furniture or rather church objects?

Десислава Петкова

It is nice that in Ruse you also include the story in the evening talks - this remains in the children's memory. Here in Kemerovo, the after-school children most often organize small work days in the church, carrying firewood or cleaning after services, and the parents often bring hot tea afterwards. And do you repair icons or, more often, old furniture from grandmothers' houses?

Даниела Христова

I'm glad that in your place in Ruse, too, history is part of conversations - the children then remember it longer. We in Kemerovo often repair old church furniture and wooden frames for icons, not so much the icons themselves. And do you do longer treks with tents or just light walks along the Danube?