What Do Kids Want After They Have Been to Awana?
They want to come back for more!
Why?
Because Awana = FUN!
A kids’ ministry without fun is a ministry without kids. That’s why Awana takes fun “seriously.” Our club meetings are so exciting that kids can’t wait to come back for more!
But fun is only the start. While kids are having a blast, they’re learning and growing, too. No matter the Awana club or youth program, they participate in games and activities that train their bodies. They learn verses and spiritual truths that expand their minds. They encounter life lessons that feed their souls. With caring, trained leaders investing time, love and wisdom into shaping children’s lives, parents quickly discover that Awana is a fun approach to a serious calling.
What Do Kids Learn at Awana?
Awana teaches children that God is real, He loves them and He has expressed that love through His Son, Jesus Christ. Kids also learn how God can help them in their daily lives. Bible-based lessons teach them how to obey God in a complex world.
The goal of Awana is to give boys and girls the chance to know, love and serve God. While it’s a serious mission, we believe having fun in the process is a great tool for reaching young people. Since 1950, churches have used Awana to extend God’s love to kids. It is a proven way for churches to impact their communities and train children for leadership.
Awana Clubs: A Weekly Adventure
Three segments provide start-to-finish excitement in every club meeting.
Game Time: Team competition takes place in our unique circle games and during other playground favorites. The Awana game circle provides maximum opportunity for children to get involved, no matter their athletic ability. They unleash their energy while learning teamwork, sportsmanship and other character traits through their participation.
Handbook Time: Kids work one on one with a trained leader to finish assignments in their curriculum materials. Awana emphasizes memorizing and understanding key Bible verses that teach children how to know and follow God. A series of awards and trophies reward their achievements at every level.
Counsel Time: Kids and leaders gather together for singing, announcements, awards presentations and, most importantly, a practical Bible message.
• Clear, consistent presentation of the gospel
• Bible memory – our cornerstone
• Circle games exclusive to Awana
• A fun approach to learning God’s Word
• Leadership training that is second to none
• The church leaders of tomorrow trained to serve today
• Evangelistic focus designed to reach unchurched youth and their families
FAQ's
Q: Do I have to attend Community Bible Church to bring my child to AWANA?
A: No, all children are welcome to participate.
Q: How many Sections should my child have prepared for each week?
A: Some AWANA clubs require children to learn 3 to 5 sections per club meeting. We place more emphasis on understanding than mere memorization. Your child will be encourage to move forward at his/her own pace. As a parent, you can rest assured that our AWANA leaders will take the time to help your child understand the verses he/she is learning.
Q: If we are coming from another church that had AWANA, does our child have to start over at the beginning of the book?
A: Few churches with an AWANA program recognize the work a child has completed in a previous AWANA program. Community allows your child to pick up where they left off previously.
Q: What is the standard for placing awards on my child's uniform?
A: Refer to the uniform picture for proper placement.
Q: How can I get involved with the AWANA program as a helper?
A: Contact the church office at 419.747.7986. Someone will be excited to talk with you about the areas of opportunity waiting for you.
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