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Approved Workman Are Not Ashamed
 - II Timothy 2:15

AWANA is an exciting evangelism and discipleship program

for children ages 2 through 6th grade.  AWANA meets

at the church each Wednesday evening from 6:00 p.m. until
 8 p.m. during the school year.

In order to minister more effectively to our youngest boys

and girls, the AWANA program is divided into seven clubs.

They are:

• Cubbies - Preschool boys and girls

• Sparks - Boys and girls in kindergarten, first grade, second grade

• Pals - Boys in third and fourth grade

• Chums - Girls in third and fourth grade

• Pioneers - Boys in fifth and sixth grade

• Guards - Girls in fifth and sixth grade  

AWANA is divide into three parts. They are council time, workbook time and

games. During council time each week a practical Scriptural lesson is taught.

During workbook time the AWANA kids work with adult leaders to

memorize Scriptures and learn how to apply the Scripture to their lives.

Game time is a fun and exciting time. The clubbers are divided

into teams which compete in various games around a large circle.

What is AWANA?

Awana is similar to Boy Scouts & Girl Scouts except-The Awana program

is distinctively Christian and Bible centered. We WELCOME everyone!

In AWANA, we work with the children, share the gospel with them,

encourage them, and have fun doing it!

The word Awana stands for Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed and

comes from 2 Timothy 2:15. "Do your best to present yourself to God, as

one approved, a workman who does not need to be ashamed and who

correctly handles the word of truth."

Awana works! Countless times, God has used this club program

to reach youth and adults for Christ and train them to serve Him.

People who have done little or no volunteer work find a place of

meaningful ministry.