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Tuesday, December 10, 2019
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AWANA Clubs®Preparing kids to faithfully follow Christ for a lifetime.
What is Awana?Awana features games, stories, songs and awards. A little like Scouting, boys and girls earn uniforms to wear to club and work at home with their families in workbooks to learn Bible verses and complete activities. AWANA stands for Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed, from 2 Timothy 2:15. Find out about Awana® International.
It takes many caring adults to make Club Nights run successfully. See below for information on joining our great team of Volunteers.
When do we meet, what are the age groups and how do I register?We meet on Wednesdays, 6:30-7:45 pm at Mill Run during the school year, Sept. 11, 2019-May 6, 2020.
We have three clubs:
• Cubbies: Age 3–Pre-K (parents must stay on site). Register here.
• Sparks: Kindergarten-Grade 2. Register here.
• Truth & Training (T&T): Grades 3-4, and Grades 5-6. Register here.
Costs for the year: $30 dues, $15 uniform.
What happens at an Awana meeting?We have three activities each night: Game Time, Large Group Time, and Small Group Time. Clubbers play games, recite and discuss Bible verses they have learned, and learn how to live a Christian life. They also earn rewards for dressing in their uniform and for the week’s theme. Download the 2019-20 calendars for each club: Cubbies, Sparks, or T&T.
How can you help?Be a Hero to our Clubbers—join us Wednesdays as a volunteer! We have many available roles for adults and teen helpers. Training and resources provided.
For more information about our club, email Awana Ministry Leader Kristen Henry.
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