Awana Clubs Ministry at Church on Atlantic

The Awana Clubs Ministry at Church on Atlantic is a Bible-centered program for children ages 4 yrs old thru 12th grade that focuses on learning God’s word in a fun atmosphere. We provide consistent, positive teaching and training that builds strong moral and spiritual values. Children learn about the reality of God and truth of the Bible. Incentives and awards are used to encourage children to progress. The name Awana is derived from the first letters of “Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed” found in 2 Timothy 2:15. The purpose of Awana is to reach boys and girls with the gospel of Christ and train them to serve Him

Our Clubs: Cubbies, Sparks, Thruth & Training (T&T), Trek and Journey

Our clubs meet on Wednesdays from 6:30 om – 8:15 pm during the school year. Awana is all about getting to know God and His Word, having a relationship with Him, having FUN, and making new friends.

Cubbies

Cubbies Club is for children 4 years old thru kindergarten. The purpose of this club is to plant a seed of faith concerning God, Jesus Christ and the Bible. They will come to understand God’s great love for them, learn that they can talk to God through prayer, and that God talks to them through the Bible. With this club, parental involvement is vital in the progress of your child.

Sparks Club

Sparks Club is for children in first and second grade. The purpose of this club is to introduce Bible characters and events to learn why they are important. The focus here is helping children learn to know God and his son, Jesus Christ.

Truth & Training

Truth & Training is our third – fifth grade club. This club uses a questions and answers format with Scripture as a guide. They will learn that the Bible is true and that they can put their trust in God’s Word, so that they can learn to know and love Him.

TREK

TREK is for studants from 6th to 12th grade. This new program challenges students to wrestle with the three most important questions they start asking in middle school: “Who am I?”, “Why am I here?”, “Who’s with me?”. By allowing students to dive deep into the Scriptures and answer these questions for themselves we allow them to own their faith and discover what they actually believe.

Journey

Journey establishes high school students as lifelong disciples through a deep study of God’s Word, mobilizing them to live with godly perspective and evident faith.

Activities

Opening Ceremony (The opening ceremony now includes pledges to the Awana flag, Christian flag, American flag and Bible.)
Game Time (The purpose of game time is to provide structured games where clubbers can compete, learn sportsmanship and teamwork, and build good character while having fun.)
Handbook Time (Small Group Time) (During handbook time, children work one-on-one with their leader to complete their handbook sections. Memorizing and understanding Bible verses are emphasized, showing God’s love and how they can learn to serve Him.)
Large Group Time (This segment allows children to absorb and apply Scripture verses. Large Group Time includes announcements to promote upcoming events and church activities, award presentation to recognize clubber’s achievements, and singing songs and Bible lessons to teach God’s Word and strengthen their spiritual growth.)
Special Activities & Event (This is for any other events that may take place. i.e: Competing with other Awana Clubs in games, Theme Nights, and Craft Time. Other kinds of activities are scheduled during the club year.)

Please visit the Awana website at www.awana.org to learn more about this ministry.

Awana Ministry

Tiffany Lester