AWANA
Wednesday Nights from 6:15 - 7:45 pm
All are welcome!
Click here to register your child.
If you have any questions please email us at [email protected].
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Our program covers the following ages: · AwanaBees program with Ms. Lisa, (ages 2-3) · Cubbies (pre-schoolers 3-4 years old) · Sparks (Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade) · Truth and Training (3rd-6th grade) | 
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Thank you for enrolling your child in our program. We meet on Wednesday evenings from 6:15pm-7:45pm. Awana, a child discipleship program, is designed to help your child learn the importance of salvation and move them toward spiritual maturity in their relationship with Christ. In the Awana Handbooks, the Bible is presented from cover-to-cover, highlighting individuals who walked with God. Our goal is for the children to know, love, and serve Jesus Christ according to His will.
IT'S MORE THAN JUST A KID'S CLUB!
DROP OFF/PICK UP area for all clubbers is in the Fellowship Hall. Please escort your little ones into the building. We will only release clubbers to parents or authorized adults. It’s important for Awana leaders to dismiss your child upon pick up, so please help us enforce this.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: A child must complete the Entrance Booklet for his/her level and attend two meetings before receiving a vest/jersey and handbook. Uniforms and handbooks are parents' responsibility.
AWANA eUpdates: Stay connected via email and receive the most recent club updates. This e-newsletter is sent out at least twice a month. Be sure your email is updated on your registration form.
AWANA Bees & Cubbies: Parents must remain on campus while these little ones attend their meeting. Cubbies must be potty trained.
Please go over the following rules with your child:
1. RESPECT God.
2. RESPECT each other.
3. RESPECT yourself.
Helpful Details:
• Clubbers must bring their handbook and be in uniform every week.
• Clubbers should be ready to recite their memory verse at every meeting.
• It is essential that handbook sections be completed at home.
• Please do not allow your child to bring chewing gum, snacks, or toys to Awana, unless otherwise instructed.
• Non-essential use of personal electronic devices is not allowed. Examples of essential use are research for handbook questions, Bible references, or anything that is helpful during an Awana meeting. This privilege, however, will be revoked for misuse, which will result in a parental discussion regarding the issue.
• Clubbers who are being unruly are reminded to follow the rules and given a chance to correct their behavior. If a clubber receives two warnings, he/she will have to sit out from all remaining activities for the rest of the evening.
