"Who goes where at what time?"

Weekly meetings for all boys and girls will be held on Sunday evenings. All clubs meet from 4:00pm to 6:00pm. For the safety of your children, we require parents, guardians and carpoolers to sign in and sign out for each of the children you are responsible.

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"What do we do at Awana?"

All Club meetings are divided into three segments that focus on Handbook activities, Bible Memory, Sportsmanship, Teamwork, Praising God, and Learning more about Him

Handbook Time

Handbook Time (T&T and Sparks) and Book Time (Cubbies), consist of interaction between individual Clubbers and their Leader as the children recite memory work and discuss Bible reading assignments for comprehension. When the leader is satisfied that the Clubber has covered the Handbook material adequately, he/she will sign the Handbook and the Clubber will earn Achievement Awards

How Parents Can Help

​We Strongly encourage you to help your Clubbers with their Handbook memory and activity work. It can be a fun and rewarding time for all and is an encouragement to Clubbers. If you have questions about Handbook requirements, please feel free to contact your child’s club director or the Club Commander. We want to work with you to ensure a fun and rewarding experience for your child(ren). Just 5 minutes a day can make a world of difference between a normal club night and a great club night.

Large Group Time

Large Group Time (T&T and Sparks) and Story Time (Cubbies and Puggles) include singing and instruction from the Bible, covering a variety of topics relevant to growing up in and coping with the pressures of today’s society.

Game Time 

Game Time (T&T and Sparks) and Play Time (Cubbies and Puggles) offer all Clubbers the opportunity to participate as a team member in physical activity, which can develop team spirit, good sportsmanship, coordination skills, and self-confidence. Although games are competitive in nature for Sparks and T&T Clubbers (Cubbies and Puggles are given a non-competitive environment to play in) and winning is desirable, Leaders are encouraged to give top priority to building and preserving each Clubber’s self-esteem.

Required Materials 

Bible 

T&T and Sparks aged Clubbers are strongly encouraged to carry their very own Bible to Awana Club for use in their Handbooks and Large Group Time. Installing the importance of God’s Word at a young age is one of our priorities. Clubbers will not be penalized for not having a Bible at Awana Club, but alternatively they will earn points and be able to actively participate in Club when using a Bible is required. If your child does not have a Bible of their own, talk to any leader, and our club will be happy to give them one.

Appropriate Attire  

Please dress your children in their Awana Uniform plus comfortable play clothes and gym shoes.
At Awana we play active games that require Clubbers to be able to run and play freely. Please do not send your child(ren) to Awana in dress clothes, skirts, dresses, dress shoes, flip-flops, Chacos, or sandals. Wearing these clothes can hinder their experience and cause frustration for the Clubber and others.

Handbook

The Handbook is a necessary part of the Awana program and will be required at every Club Meeting. The first Entrance Booklet is given to the Clubber on the first night that they attend Club. Upon completion of the entrance Booklet, a one-year Handbook will be given to the Clubber

​Uniform  

Upon completion of the Entrance Booklet, a Clubber is eligible to wear the Awana Uniform. We encourage each Clubber to get and wear the Uniform, as Awana requires that the Clubber have a complete Uniform in order to receive awards earned by the Clubber. Also, Clubbers can earn Awana Bucks for wearing their Uniform each week. The Uniform can be purchased through the Club for $10:00. If finances are a problem, please see your Club Director or our Awana Commander.