Building Faith, One Verse at a Time
Awana Program
On Wednesday evenings, our children our engaged in Bible study, scripture memorization, and fun group activities through our Awana program.
Our children are separated into groups including Cubbies, ages 3-5K, Sparks, ages 1st grade – 3rd grade, and T&T, ages 4th grade – 6th grade.
We begin our evening with Opening Ceremonies at which time we pledge our American flag, our Christian flag, our Bible, and our Awana flag. We open the floor to kids for prayer requests and end with a fun song that generally involves dancing or motions of some sort. Then, we are off to the fellowship hall for dinner.
Kids are able to enjoy a meal prepared or purchased by adult volunteers each week while they have time to sit and chat about what may be happening in their lives. Our Cubbies, Sparks, and T&T are divided into groups for game time, group Bible lesson, and one on one scripture memorization and Bible study with an adult. This one-on-one time provides an opportunity for relationships to be formed between kids and adults creating bonds that will last a lifetime.
During our small group Bible study time, these students are learning to recite the books of the Bible and most of them can already name more books than many adults. It is amazing to see their growth.
During our game time, kids are allowed to enjoy fun activities sometimes indoors and sometimes outdoors. Games include charades, giant Jenga, kickball, sidewalk chalk, relay races, and many more.
What We Offer
Explore Our Awana Program
Age Groups
Cubbies: Ages 3-5 (Pre-K)
Sparks: Grades 1-3
T&T (Truth & Training): Grades 4-6
Opening Ceremonies
Every Wednesday night at 6:00 PM, we start with pledges to the American flag, Christian flag, Bible, and Awana flag, followed by prayer requests and a fun song with motions.
Dinner
Children enjoy a meal prepared by adult volunteers, providing time to chat and bond with peers.
Activities
Our evenings include a mix of game time, group Bible lessons, and one-on-one Scripture memorization. Activities like charades, giant Jenga, kickball, and relay races keep the fun and learning balanced.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Awana starts at 6:00 PM and ends at 7:15.
You can drop your kids off at the front door of the sanctuary. There will be someone at the door to greet them and let them know where to sit.
There is an adult Bible study group that meets in the building behind the sanctuary. Someone will be happy to direct you to the location when you drop your children off for Awana at the front door. The pastor offers an opportunity for small group learning giving you the opportunity to join in offering thoughts and ideas or just sit quietly and listen to what others have to say.
No. Any expense is taken care of by the church.
Yes. We operate on a points system offering points for attendance, participation through bringing a Bible, offering a contribution to our monthly mission project, or by completing sections of scripture memorization from our Awana books. We also offer points parties at both the first half mark and the end of the year. We also have an awards program at the end of the Awana year.
No. Awana runs from August to May in line with the school year.