Why ‘AWANA”?

It means: ‘Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed’— And what that means is that kids who know about God and have lots of healthy friendships and mentors will succeed in life.

Awana helps churches and parents work together to develop spiritually strong children and youth who faithfully follow Jesus Christ.

For over 60 years, Awana has made an impact. A national survey found Awana to be as important to our alumni’s spiritual foundation as all other church activities combined. Among alumni who participated in our programs for at least six years, 92.7 percent still attend church at least weekly as adults!

Each week, more than two million kids ages 2 to 18 participate in Awana. This includes more than 1.1 million in 102 countries outside of the U.S., the most children that Awana has ever reached internationally.

 

Club Directors
Cubbies – Heidi Montondo – Leaders: Joe Montondo, Rachel Montondo, Joan Pritchard, Diane Smith, Kira Murray
Sparks – Linda Selby- Leaders: Debbie Levreault, Katrina VanHoover, Robin Herrold, Jessica Seen, Abigail Selby, Laurie Dellefave, Sylvia DeMarree
T & T Girls – Pattie Sauer- Leaders: Mary Russell, Amy Ginett, Sue Grasta, Debbie Brack, Bonnie Judware, Karen Buyck, Kim Molisani, Cheyenne Molisani, Linda Howell, Cindy Whitford
T & T Boys – Leaders: Ken Dreier, Marty Molisani, Jake Molisani, Mike Howell

For more detailed information on the AWANA program, visit the AWANA web site.

 “Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” – II Timothy 2:15