AWANA
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Sunday Evenings - September through April
5:45 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. (sign-up/check-in @ 5:30 p.m.)
Ages 3 through 8th Grade
AWANA is a nondenominational ministry that assists churches in reaching children and teenagers with the gospel of Jesus Christ and training them to serve Him. This is a ministry which is active in more than 12,000 churches in over 110 countries. The message is simple: AWANA is here to serve you with a ministry that is all about fun with a purpose - to win and grow your kids for Christ!
Cubbies is the Awana Club for preschoolers during the two years prior to regular kindergarten, usually three- and four-year-olds. Cubbies is unique because it supports and maintains parents as the primary source of spiritual nurturing by directly involving them in the teaching and learning process. Cubbies uses the fundamental Awana elements of games and activities, Bible memorization, handbooks, and awards. Non-competitive games, activities and developmentally appropriate lessons combine basic Bible truth with popular preschool concepts of colors, shapes, number, and letters.
Sparks is the Awana Club for kindergartners, first-graders, and second-graders. Each club meeting has three parts. In Game Time, Sparkies enjoy entertaining games played on the Awana Game Circle. During Green Meadow Time, Sparkies gather for their age-appropriate Bible lesson. During Sparkle Time, clubbers recite Bible verses from memory, complete handbook sections, and earn awards. Sparky, the friendly firefly, appears throughout the Bible-based materials to encourage clubbers to complete their handbook achievements.
TNT is the AWANA club for children in grades 3 through 6. TNT stands for Truth in Training. Like Sparks, each meeting has 3 parts. In game time, TNTers enjoy games that are played on the AWANA cirlce. These games teach them to work together as a team and how to be good sports. During council time, different leaders in AWANA and in the church take turns teaching the kids different truths each week.
Trek is for students in grades 6 through 8. Trek is a journey the students go on while going through their handbooks. This trek is meant to get the kids deeper into the bible while having fun at the same time.
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For more information visit Awana� Clubs International.
AWANA CALENDAR 2011-2012
| Date | Special Theme |
| September 11 | Opening Night |
| September 18 | Regular Club Night |
| September 25 | Hats and Shades Night |
| October 2 | Regular Club Night |
| October 9 | Parent Night |
| October 16 | Uniform Inspection |
| October 23 | Bring a Friend Night |
| October 30 | Trunk or Treat |
| November 6 | Regular Club Night |
| November 13 | Regular Club Night |
| November 20 | No AWANA/Thanksgiving Dinner |
| November 27 | Flashlight Night |
| December 4 | Regular Club Night |
| December 11 | Regular Club Night |
| December 18 | Parent Night/Happy Birthday Jesus!!! |
| December 25 | No AWANA/Christmas Break |
| January 1 | No AWANA/Christmas Break |
| January 8 | Regular Club Night |
| January 15 | Pajama Party |
| January 22 | Grand Prix Time Trials |
| January 29 | AWANA Grand Prix - all families invited |
| February 5 | No AWANA |
| February 12 | Regular Club Night |
| February 19 | Uniform Inspection |
| February 26 | Regular Club Night |
| March 4 | Regular Club Night |
| March11 | Bring a Parent Night |
| March 18 | Regular Club Night |
| March 25 | Your Favorite Night |
| April 1 | Regular Club Night |
| April 8 | No Awana Easter Sunday |
| April 15 | Regular Club Night |
| April 22 | Crazy Hair Night |
| April 29 | Regular Club Night |
| May 6 | Awana Awards Night |
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