LDS Latinos being served by Scouting

Published: Friday, March 6, 2009 12:05 a.m. MST
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When Noel Rios sat out on his front porch last summer to enjoy the evening cool, he'd witness a procession outside his home that left him troubled. Latino teenage boys — many of them immigrants to Brother Rios' Heber City, Utah, community — would pass by each night, wandering up and down his street. The boys appeared to have no structure in their lives and little direction.

They needed Scouting, decided Brother Rios.

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