AWANA restarts September 11th 2013. Registration will be available soon.

(Wednesday evenings 6:30pm - 8:15pm)

The word AWANA is an acronym that stands for “Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed.” It comes from 2 Timothy 2:15, where Paul encouraged Timothy to study God’s Word in order to show himself approved. Children 2 years through 5th grade enjoy a grace based bible verse learning environment. Experiences in AWANA foster a deep commitment to Christ and a genuine love for God’s Word.

Our AWANA program offers four different Bible Club experiences for the age levels below. Each club uses a variety of age-appropriate activities that help preschoolers and students memorize Scripture.

Puggles - Children Age 2

Puggles Club welcomes the children each week to a caring environment with play time, songs and simple crafts and activities. Participating in Puggles will give your child a head start on the path to loving God and exploring His world.

Cubbies - Children Age 3 – 4

Cubbies Club provides a framework for spiritual training in the home under the supervision of the parents. One handbook, filled with Bible verses and activities for parents to do with their children at home, is completed each year. Club activities include interactive Bible teaching, crafts, snack time, singing and more.

Sparks - Students Kindergarten through Grade 2

Sparks’ handbooks teach basic truths about God, Jesus Christ, salvation and the Bible. Club activities include:

• Opening ceremony, where important announcements are made.
• Large group time, which involves Bible teaching.
• Game time
• Handbook time, where children also recite memorized verses which helps them earn awards.
• Kids can earn AWANA Bucks weekly for bringing their Bible, wearing their uniform and reciting verses. Once a month, kids can spend their bucks to purchase various prizes on store night. 
• Theme nights

T&T (Truth and Training) -Students Grades 3-5

T&T Club is designed to reach boys and girls with the Gospel of Christ and to train them to serve Him. Club activities include:

• Opening ceremony, where important announcements are made.
• Large group time, which involves Bible teaching.
• Game time
• Handbook time, where children also recite memorized verses which helps them earn awards.
• Kids can earn AWANA Bucks weekly for bringing their Bible, wearing their uniform and reciting verses. Once a month, kids can spend their bucks to purchase various prizes on store night. 
• Theme nights