The acronym AWANA comes from the first letters of: Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed (2 Timothy 2:15)
Wednesday's Are For Growth!
And growth is spelled F-U-N.
Typical Awana Schedule
CHECK-IN -6:25p-6:35p
PRAYER & SONG - 6:35p-6:45p
SNACK/STORY/GAME - 6:45p-7:20p
AGE GROUP LESSON - 7:20p-7:50p
WRAP UP/SONG/AWARDS - 7:50p-8p
PRAYER & SONG - 6:35p-6:45p
SNACK/STORY/GAME - 6:45p-7:20p
AGE GROUP LESSON - 7:20p-7:50p
WRAP UP/SONG/AWARDS - 7:50p-8p
Theme Nights
Each night at Awana we have a theme. "Dress like your parents", "Favorite Sports Team", "Camo-Night" etc. Check the calendar below to see what's next!

Our 3 Awana Groups

PreSchool - Ages 3yo-4yo
Cubbies is unique because it supports parents as the primary source of spiritual nurturing. By working directly with their child on the weekly handbook lessons, parents become active participants in their child’s spiritual development.

Kindergarten - 2nd Grade
The handbooks feature basic truths about God, Jesus Christ, salvation and the Bible. Along the way, Sparky, the friendly firefly, encourages boys and girls to learn verses and complete assignments throughout the three handbooks. A child will recite well over 150 unique verses, many of which cover salvation and key Christian doctrine!

3rd - 5th Grade
T&T reflects the passion of AWANA to teach 3rd through 5th grade boys and girls the truth of God’s Word and to train them to follow Christ in their daily lives.
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AWANA F.A.Q
What Should My Child Bring To Awana?
Your child should wear their shirt/uniform if they have one as well as non-marking gym shoes. They should also bring their handbook and a Bible.
Please leave all personal belongings such as stuffed animals, toys and books at home. These items sometimes become a distraction during meeting nights and are often left behind in the building.
Please leave all personal belongings such as stuffed animals, toys and books at home. These items sometimes become a distraction during meeting nights and are often left behind in the building.
Should I Help My Child Memorize Their Bible Verse at Home?
Yes! The more you help at home, the more successful your child will be. We love seeing the joy a kid has when they share what they've learned.
Do I Need to Stay in the Building While My Child is in Awana?
No. But we do ask that ONE parent or guardian (older sibling 6th & up is also fine) come into the building for both check in and check out. You'll need your check-in security number in order to pick up your child. Other than that, you’re free to grab a quick bite, run to the store or nap in your car! Please be on time for pick up at 8PM.
My Child Really Struggles with Memorization. How can I help?
Drip, don’t pour.
Work on verses, one phrase at a time, every day. For example, at bedtime, say the first few words of a verse and on the next night, say the first few words again and add the next few words and so on. Posting the verses where they can see them regularly also helps. Try dry erase marker on the bathroom mirror or index cards in the car.
Go for the meaning or the general concept.
Because of how God has wired some kids, memorization is just not going to happen. Don’t let your kids become frustrated or discouraged. If a verse is too hard for them to memorize, ask them to at least explain what it means or put the verse in their own words. We want them to enjoy
learning Bible verses. It shouldn’t be a chore!
Work on verses, one phrase at a time, every day. For example, at bedtime, say the first few words of a verse and on the next night, say the first few words again and add the next few words and so on. Posting the verses where they can see them regularly also helps. Try dry erase marker on the bathroom mirror or index cards in the car.
Go for the meaning or the general concept.
Because of how God has wired some kids, memorization is just not going to happen. Don’t let your kids become frustrated or discouraged. If a verse is too hard for them to memorize, ask them to at least explain what it means or put the verse in their own words. We want them to enjoy
learning Bible verses. It shouldn’t be a chore!
What Safety Measures do you Take?
Check-In: Each Child will be checked in by an adult/guardian and receive a unique security code that will match the Childs name badge.
During Awana: We keep our main doors locked so nobody is able to enter the building with adults monitoring our property. We have security cameras both inside and outside of our building that can be used when needed.
Check-Out: Our front doors will be unlocked with adult supervision. You will bring your unique identification number to pick up your child(ren). If you do not have the code, we will contact the emergency contact given upon registration to make sure your child leaves with who they are supposed to.
Leaders: Fellowship Bible Church invests into full background checks for all of our volunteers that work alongside minors. We also have our own protocols in which they are prepare for various types of emergencies and safe guards.
Our aim is to provide a space where you are supported, your child(ren) are safe to grow and flourish in all areas of life.
During Awana: We keep our main doors locked so nobody is able to enter the building with adults monitoring our property. We have security cameras both inside and outside of our building that can be used when needed.
Check-Out: Our front doors will be unlocked with adult supervision. You will bring your unique identification number to pick up your child(ren). If you do not have the code, we will contact the emergency contact given upon registration to make sure your child leaves with who they are supposed to.
Leaders: Fellowship Bible Church invests into full background checks for all of our volunteers that work alongside minors. We also have our own protocols in which they are prepare for various types of emergencies and safe guards.
Our aim is to provide a space where you are supported, your child(ren) are safe to grow and flourish in all areas of life.
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