WEDNESDAY EVENING MINISTRIES

Everyone begins Awana by going to the Welcome Center to check-in at our electronic check-in system, which is located in the foyer just outside of the Worship Center. Each child will receive a name tag that has their I.D. number on it. Every parent will receive a parent I.D. number, which will be used to pick up their child at the end of the night.

 

Children are not dismissed on their own; parents must pick up their children and present their Parent I.D. number to a leader. We do not dismiss any child to a person who is not 13 years or older.

 

 

How the Night Works

Awana is divided into three different time segments.

 

Handbook Time

After each child has registered, they will receive the club handbook. The handbook is filled with Bible memory verses and sections to complete. The goal for each child is to hide God’s Word in their heart and finish their handbook. After completing their handbook they will receive a handbook award.

 

Game Time

Children participate in a recreation time that is comprised of games around the Awana Square. Kids are asked to dress with tennis shoes so they can participate in Game Time without getting hurt.

 

Large Group Time

In Sparks, the large group time is called Green Meadow Time. In TnT, it is called Council Time. Large Group Time consists of an age appropriate, interactive and high energy Bible study ending with prayer. Some clubs present student achievement awards during this time as well. All kids must wear their uniform to Awana to receive their student participation awards.