KIDS' ADVENTURE CLUB (Awana)
Thursdays; 6:30-8:30 PM (Fall through Spring)
Starts Sept. 19 |
Vision Statement
What does AWANA mean? “AWANA” is an acronym for “Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed.” It is taken from 2 Timothy 2:15. “Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” The purpose of AWANA is “to reach boys and girls with the gospel (“good news”) of Jesus Christ and train them to serve Him.”
The purpose of AWANA is evangelism and training; to bring children from the community to hear the gospel and accept Jesus Christ as Savior and to prepare clubbers to fulfill the great commission (Matthew 28).
What Ages?
Cubbies - AGES 3-4
Sparkies - GRADES K-2
Truth & Training - GRADES 3-6
Trek - Jr. High
Journey - High School
WHAT DO KIDS DO AT AWANA? They have Game time, Handbook time and Council time.
WHAT ARE THE MEETING TIMES? Leaders & LITS (leaders in training) need to arrive @ 6pm on Thursdays for prayer and preparation.
Club meets Thursdays from 6:30 pm-8:30 pm.
HOW CAN PARENTS BE INVOLVED? Parents are a vital part of our AWANA program. We request that parents spend time each week with their children, helping them to study their AWANA handbook. Each week in AWANA the children will be asked to recite their memory verses that they have studied with you. We always need volunteers and listeners during handbook time, help in the AWANA store, Grand Prix, AWANA games, and many other places. You may let your child’s director or the AWANA Commander know when and how you would like to help in our AWANA club. Also please remind your child to check in with the registration table weekly before they head to the game square so we know who is in attendance.
WHAT DO WE BRING TO AWANA? Your child should wear their designated uniform and comfortable shoes for running and playing (tennis
shoes are suggested), and bring their Bible, and AWANA Handbook. Your child should not bring other items with them. We ask that all children wear long pants as we play outside, and the pants will help protect children if they fall.
CAN I HELP? If you would like to volunteer CLICK HERE to complete a volunteer form. Note - volunteers must complete background check for the safety of our kids.
What does AWANA mean? “AWANA” is an acronym for “Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed.” It is taken from 2 Timothy 2:15. “Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” The purpose of AWANA is “to reach boys and girls with the gospel (“good news”) of Jesus Christ and train them to serve Him.”
The purpose of AWANA is evangelism and training; to bring children from the community to hear the gospel and accept Jesus Christ as Savior and to prepare clubbers to fulfill the great commission (Matthew 28).
What Ages?
Cubbies - AGES 3-4
Sparkies - GRADES K-2
Truth & Training - GRADES 3-6
Trek - Jr. High
Journey - High School
WHAT DO KIDS DO AT AWANA? They have Game time, Handbook time and Council time.
WHAT ARE THE MEETING TIMES? Leaders & LITS (leaders in training) need to arrive @ 6pm on Thursdays for prayer and preparation.
Club meets Thursdays from 6:30 pm-8:30 pm.
HOW CAN PARENTS BE INVOLVED? Parents are a vital part of our AWANA program. We request that parents spend time each week with their children, helping them to study their AWANA handbook. Each week in AWANA the children will be asked to recite their memory verses that they have studied with you. We always need volunteers and listeners during handbook time, help in the AWANA store, Grand Prix, AWANA games, and many other places. You may let your child’s director or the AWANA Commander know when and how you would like to help in our AWANA club. Also please remind your child to check in with the registration table weekly before they head to the game square so we know who is in attendance.
WHAT DO WE BRING TO AWANA? Your child should wear their designated uniform and comfortable shoes for running and playing (tennis
shoes are suggested), and bring their Bible, and AWANA Handbook. Your child should not bring other items with them. We ask that all children wear long pants as we play outside, and the pants will help protect children if they fall.
CAN I HELP? If you would like to volunteer CLICK HERE to complete a volunteer form. Note - volunteers must complete background check for the safety of our kids.