Lead the Adventure | Grace Troop TX-0139

Our Current Team

The men building Grace Troop. Meet the team you'd be joining.

Rev. John Pflug

Senior Ministry Liaison & Chaplain

Provides spiritual oversight of the troop on behalf of Grace Presbyterian and anchors every gathering in prayer, worship, and discipleship.

Brett Bennett

Troop Ministry Liaison

Serves as the bridge between Grace Presbyterian and the troop — appointing the leadership team, approving adult volunteers, and carrying out the church's vision for the program.

Chase Fondren

Troopmaster

Oversees the men working directly with the boys each week, coaching Rangers, Trailmasters, and Trail Guides to deliver a strong, unified program across every age level.

Chris Compton

Committee Chair

Leads the Troop Committee — the behind-the-scenes team that keeps the troop running — recruiting members, running meetings, and moving projects forward.

Matt Assunto

Treasurer

Manages the troop's finances — budgeting, fundraising, dues, and monthly reporting — keeping things transparent and accountable for every family.

Daniel Ludwig

Ranger

Leads the Woodlands Trail patrol for boys ages 5–10, planning the program year and running weekly meetings built around outdoor adventure, faith, and friendship.

Open Positions

We need men willing to walk alongside our boys. Here's where you can serve.

Trailmaster

Navigators
Ages 11–13

Coach middle-school boys as they take on greater responsibility through backpacking, canoeing, survival skills, service projects, and deeper study of their faith.

Commitment: 2–3 events/month

Requires: Christian man, age 21+

Advisor

Adventurers
Ages 14–17

Mentor young men through high-adventure expeditions, leadership development, and the Freedom Award capstone — Trail Life's highest honor — preparing them for life as godly men.

Commitment: 2–3 events/month

Requires: Christian man, age 21+

Trail Guides

Support Role
Age 18+

Assist a Ranger, Trailmaster, or Advisor in delivering the program week-to-week. A great way to serve alongside experienced leaders without committing to a full patrol-lead role — perfect for college-age men, dads, or grandfathers.

Commitment: Flexible

Requires: Christian man, age 18+

Committee Members

Behind the Scenes
All Welcome

Keep the troop running smoothly without weekly youth contact. Open roles include Advancement (tracking badge progress), Outdoor Activities (planning campouts and trips), Quartermaster (gear and supplies), Membership (registration and recruitment), and Secretary.

Commitment: Monthly meeting + role work

Requires: Background check + training

Safety & Training: All adult leaders complete a nationwide background check and Trail Life Child Safety & Youth Protection training. We're committed to a safe, Christ-centered environment for every boy in the troop.