Are you an active Brotherhood member?  Submit your application for the Honor Member Recognition program.

The requirements must be satisfied between December 1, 2018 and November 30, 2019!
To qualify, the completed form must be received at the Scout Service Center no later than November 30.
Scout Service Center: P.O. Box 12144, Newport News, VA 23612

This Thanksgiving, everyone has something for which they are thankful.  In Wahunsenakah, a second blessing is the fact that our Lodge Engraving Team, because of their tenacity and travels, enables our Lodge Dues to be only $12!

Important note: Dues payed on or before November 30 are $12.
The late fee kicks in December 1, 2019. Lodge dues payed on or after December 1, 2019 are $14.
Mail-in dues must arrive at the Scout Office ​(the scout shop) on or before November 30!
​Remember: Postmark date does not count!

Join us December 14th, from 4:00 - 8:00 PM, for the annual Holiday Banquet hosted by the Wicomoco Chapter at Newington Baptist Church in Gloucester.

​Newington Baptist Church: 6169 Main Street, Gloucester, VA 23061. (Click HERE for Google Maps) .

Schedule of events:
4:00 - 5:30 PM: Gathering and social time
​5:30 - 8:00 PM: Dinner and Program

Note: The online registration will be posted soon.  The registration deadline is December 7, 2019.  Mail-in registration must arrive at the scout office before December 7, 2019!

The new SR-7A Inductions and Ceremonies Summit, formerly called the SR-7A Ceremonies Weekend, needs your help.  They need a logo that can be used on t-shirts, challenge coins, patches, and more!
ALL LEVELS OF ARTISTIC ABILITY ARE WELCOME.  Just give us some idea of what you’re thinking
 and our Talented Artists will translate your ideas into reality!  Entries are due November 15.

Mark your calendars: join us for the first SR-7A Inductions and Ceremonies Summit at Camp T Brady Saunders, April 3-5, 2020.

Three news items from the American Indian Activities (AIA) committee:

1. "The Wahunsenakah Lodge AIA (Dance Team & Singers) would like to invite and encourage ALL Ceremony Teams (Lodge or Chapter) to attend our monthly meetings. You can get some great expert guidance on regalia based on the tribal affiliation you are going to be portraying. The Lodge Chief has said that all Ceremony Teams need to be correct in their regalia and portrayal of the Native people. So let the AIA help." (Tommy Wilkinson, AIA Adult Adviser)

​2.

The Fall Fellowship edition of Duck Calls is live. Check it out today!

Join the FUN October 19th at the 2019 Fall Fellowship, held this year at Endview Plantation from 9 AM to 5 PM.
​Sign up CLOSES Wednesday, October 16!
ATYPICAL SIGN UP PROCESS: RSVP with a $5 deposit using the Doubleknot link below.  The remaining amount of $7 will be payed in the form of either cash or a check at the event's check in.

Claim your spot on the over the top, awesome scouting experience!  Reminder: Register by September 30 via the Scout Shop or the Doubleknot link below.  Registering now guarantees your spot in the
​2020 Wahunsenakah Contingent.  Please look at the PDF for more specifics.

Congratulations to our 19 new Ordeal and 46 new Brotherhood!

The Saturday evening Carnival theme was Halloween Comes Early complete with candy trading, a costume contest and a Chapter Chief pumpkin carving contest.

As always, the Wahunsenakah Kitchen Crew served everyone great food.  The Kitchen Crew wants to know what you want to eat at the next event; an event food survey will be released soon.

This weekend also marked the return of the Duck Calls.  The PDF version is below; it is worth the read!

Photo credit: Mrs. Stukes and Chaplin Dan from Wahunsenakah Lodge 333 Facebook Group