Meet the Clubs.
Click on the logos to travel to the AWANA US Ministry website to learn more about each class.
Cubbies
Age 3 to 5
Preschoolers love Cubbie and his friends and enjoy learning along with this lovable bear. Children can relate to the stories of these characters and find out what the Bible has to say about God's love for us.
Sparks
Kindergarten to 2nd grade
Primary students enjoy time with Sparkie a little glow bug that is learning to share the light of Jesus with the world. Children learn about the concepts of the gospel and how to live for Jesus.
T & T
3rd through 6th grade
Upper Elementary students have an action packed handbook filled with lots of challenges, and stories in graphic novel format. The focus of their journey is the grace of God, and how to live in that grace and share it with others.
Trek
7th -8th grade
Middle schoolers are facing a barrage of input from media and peers that put a lot of pressure and influence on who they are. In Trek students are challenged to look into God's word for truth and then start to form answers for them selves about who they are, why they are here and who is with them.
Club meetings
September Through April
Wednesday 6:30pm-8:00PM
Kids enter through the side door and take their shoes and coats off. Then they come into the sanctuary where the Awana game mat is set up. Kids go to the stage are and check in and get their points recorded.
For safety reasons, children may not be unsupervised in the church parking lot. Please pick up your children inside or at the door.
For safety reasons, children may not be unsupervised in the church parking lot. Please pick up your children inside or at the door.
Download the Registration Packet to bring to Club.
Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a workman who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly handles the word of truth.
2 Timothy 2:15
Awana is a weekly club where children can come and learn about the Bible, and commit its truths to memory. There are songs, games, stories, and crafts. Children complete a workbook each year and earn badges and prizes along the way. If you stop by on Wednesdays at 6:30 during the school year, you will see a lot of smiles, and hear a lot of happy noise. For many kids, Awana is their favorite night of the week.
Our club is one of thousands of clubs associated with various church denominations in American and around the world. Here are some answers to our frequently asked questions.
What does Awana stand for?
It is an acrostic, and stands for Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed.
We reach boys and girls with the gospel of Christ and train them to serve him.
Who can come?
Children who are age 3 (by September 1st) and potty trained to 8th grade. There are five different groups within Awana, and each group has age appropriate activities and curriculum.
How much does it cost?
Every kid can come without needing to pay at all.
Our church is happy to provide the facilities and equipment necessary for the program, and will cover the costs involved for Awana.
If you desire, you may make an optional free-will donation to help cover expenses.
(Awana costs the church approximately $40-$50 per child.)
What does my child need to bring to Awana?
Our club will provide a:
A Uniform, Bible. and handbook.
We ask that the kids bring them with them every week.
We also ask their wear appropriate clothing for game time..
How can I be supportive as a parent?
Faithfully bring your child to Awana. Clubbers are awarded for attendance.
Please keep your children home if they are sick.
Help your children learn their verses at home.
Volunteer as a helper, or bring snacks to club.
Pray for your child's leader. We appreciate your prayers.
Our club is one of thousands of clubs associated with various church denominations in American and around the world. Here are some answers to our frequently asked questions.
What does Awana stand for?
It is an acrostic, and stands for Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed.
We reach boys and girls with the gospel of Christ and train them to serve him.
Who can come?
Children who are age 3 (by September 1st) and potty trained to 8th grade. There are five different groups within Awana, and each group has age appropriate activities and curriculum.
How much does it cost?
Every kid can come without needing to pay at all.
Our church is happy to provide the facilities and equipment necessary for the program, and will cover the costs involved for Awana.
If you desire, you may make an optional free-will donation to help cover expenses.
(Awana costs the church approximately $40-$50 per child.)
What does my child need to bring to Awana?
Our club will provide a:
A Uniform, Bible. and handbook.
We ask that the kids bring them with them every week.
We also ask their wear appropriate clothing for game time..
How can I be supportive as a parent?
Faithfully bring your child to Awana. Clubbers are awarded for attendance.
Please keep your children home if they are sick.
Help your children learn their verses at home.
Volunteer as a helper, or bring snacks to club.
Pray for your child's leader. We appreciate your prayers.
