Awana

Virtual AWana:

In the event that we cannot have in-person Awana or you or your child should have to quarantine, you can still pass sections on-line and check out any of our digital lessons from the past. We would encourage you to help your clubbers participate in the opening exercises, lesson, handbook time, and closing exercise. Even if your clubber does not pass any sections during handbook time, we would still love to give them credit for attending and participating with us! Please fill out the digital attendance form and upload any videos of your child saying their verses (videos will not be posted to our site or facebook page without your prior consent).

In-Person AWANA:

Every Wednesday night at 7pm beginning on September 8th, we will be having our in-person meetings! Each night is packed with awesome games, challenging lessons, and small group discipleship.

Children will progress through a series of books, earning badges and awards as they go. Awana is broken up into three age groups:

Cubbies (Preschool)
Sparks (K5-2nd Grade)
T&T (3rd-6th Grade)

In light of our nation's current crisis and the difficult decisions many parents have had to make for the safety of their children, we have chosen to offer both virtual and in-person club meetings.

In-Person Registration

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What to Expect:

6:30-7:00pm

Arrival and Registration:

First Time: When you arrive, please stop by the Welcome Center located just inside the main entrance. You and your child will be greeted by a leader who will help you through the registration process, and find or provide answers to any questions you may have. If you haven't registered online, you will be asked to fill out a registration form.

Week to Week: Your child will need to check in each night so we can record any points for them and their team. They will then have the opportunity to say any sections they may have learned throughout the week to one of our trained leaders.

7:00-7:15pm

Opening Ceremony:

The night will begin with your children saying the pledge to the Awana flag, singing songs, and opening in prayer. After any special announcements your child will move on to the activities for their age group

7:15-8:10pm

Lesson Time: Children will be taught the Bible at a level appropriate to their age. While Cubbies and Sparks will learn about the Bible through stories, T&T clubbers will go deeper into biblical doctrine and how to apply it to their lives.
Game Time: Through energetic and fun competition, your child will learn the value of teamwork and good sportsmanship (they might even be a little tired when they come home!).
Handbook Time: Through personal study, your child will be encouraged to memorize scripture and understand its application to their life. It is during this time that they are encouraged to share what they have accomplished with our trained leaders as well as begin to work ahead on their next section.

8:10-8:20pm

Awards and Dismissal:
At the conclusion of each night, children will sing the Awana song, and are awarded for completing an area of study that took place during handbook time.

The Awana Uniform:
After completing the entrance book, your child will receive their very own Awana uniform. Your child will be encouraged to wear their uniform every night of Awana. Each time they wear their uniform they will earn Awana bucks and points for their team.

The Awana Store:
Your child can earn Awana Bucks in several ways: attendance, wearing their uniform, bringing their Bible and handbook, completing sections in their handbook, and bringing visitors. Periodically, they will be able to spend their Awana Bucks or save them up for a larger prize.

At Home:
As the parent, you have a role in helping your child progress through the Awana program. Each night your children will go through one section during handbook time. If your child misses a week or if you would just like them to complete the bonus sections for additional badges and Awana bucks, you can work with them at home. For Cubbies, the extra sections are titled “Under the Apple Tree.” For T&T, they are titled, “Silver and Gold Bonus Sections.” The Sparks curriculum is unique in that children work at their own pace. Challenge them to do the best they can!