Mustard Seed Scout (Saint George Agouza Coptic Orthodox Church):

Saint George Scout, an idea that was initiated and came to real world in 2011. The flame of this idea was lighted by the spiritual and self-development principles that the Scout movement embraces and provides. 

Saint George Scout team started with 11 leaders in Saint George Agouza church. The small group was led, and still being led, by the leaders of Saint Mark Scout Group, which is a member in the Egyptian Scout Federation. They assist on providing the needed leadership and scout courses to deliver the suitable skills to the leaders of Saint George Scout.

On July 2012, our Scout started to welcome the first cubs team, which is a team of primary school scouts. Since then, the scout group is increasing every year with fresh cubs becoming part of the team.

Mustard Seed Scout was our name that we chose since the start of that group, as it represents our dream for this small team to become a great tree that will serve the church and the community. Exactly like the tiny mustard seed that becomes the biggest tree when it dies inside the soil.

“We must change boys from a ‘what can I get’ to a ‘what can I give’ attitude.”

“The code of the knight is still the code of the 

 gentleman today.”

“The real way to gain happiness is to give  it to  others.”

Rovers 

Scout rules

Scouts around the world wear the World Membership Badge but questions are often asked about the origins of this Scout emblem. 

The basic design of the emblem is used by Scouts in all the 216 Scouting countries and territories.  The Scout emblem is one of the most widely recognised symbols in the world, because it has been worn by an estimated 300 million former Scouts and is currently used by more than 28 million present Scouts.