6:30 PM         Doors Open, Clubbers can begin arriving

6:45 PM         Clubbers are checked in, and sit with their Leaders in the Auditorium

7:00 PM         Opening Ceremonies (AWANA Song, AWANA Pledge, US Pledge of Allegiance, Birthdays, Special Announcements)

7:15 PM         Quiz Time (content based on prior weeks Counsel time)

7:35 PM         Clubbers are dismissed with their Leaders for Handbook Time

7:55 PM         Clubbers head back to the Auditorium for Counsel Time

8:15 PM         Counsel time ends, Clubbers stay in  Auditorium to wait for pick-up

When is Awana held?

• AWANA is held Wednesday nights from 6:45 PM - 8:15 PM
• NO CLUB is held during LWSD weeks off (LWSD District Calendar)

What are 'Theme Nights'?

• There are 'Theme Nights' Every Club night where kids can dress up, or participate in contests.

What is 'Counsel Time'?

• Counsel time is where an AWANA leader will present information about God, the Bible, or the Gospel.

What is 'Game Time'?

• Games are done every night where teams of 4-6 compete against each other. Game time is held by all clubs, with Sparks, T-n-T, and Trek joining in the same game time.  Cubbies have their own individual game time

I heard there are prizes...?

• Yes! We like to award kids for participation and prizes are given every club night. Candy is a popular option, so if you would prefer your child not receive any food items - please let the AWANA secretary know so alternative prizes can be provided.

Is there any cost to participating in AWANA?

• Yes, there are uniforms (Optional), handbooks (required), and a nominal yearly fee charged.  Families can opt to pay as they go throughout the year if they are unable to pay a lump sum at the beginning of the year.

How do kids get points?

• Points are accrued throughout the year - and at the end of the year on Closing Night we spend the entire evening recognizing all the kids efforts throughout the year and finish up with a prize selection time.  Points are given for:
  • Going to Sunday School
  • Brining their Bible
  • Dressing up for the theme or wearing their uniform
  • Answering Quiz Questions correctly (if we are doing Quiz time)
  • Winning Games during Game Time (if we are doing Game time)
  • Random point assignment based on behavior that exemplifies Jesus's teachings (i.e. being well behaved even while others are rowdy, doing an outstanding job of helping others, etc.)

What do kids do during Handbook time in Trek?

• Kids will split off with their individual leader (we have teenage & adult helpers) to work on their handbooks.  In Trek, we encourage kids to say at least (1) section a night - and for the tough ones we suggest they work on them at home so they can be ready during group

6:30 PM    Doors Open, Clubbers begin arriving

6:45 PM     Clubbers are checked in and sitting with their leader

7:00 PM     Opening Ceremonies (AWANA Song, AWANA Pledge, US Pledge of Allegiance, Birthdays)

7:15 PM     Cubbies are dismissed to go to Cubbie Room

7:15 PM     Cubbies Starting activities in Cubbie Room (Cubbies Song, Key Verse, Theme Verse, Prayer)

7:25 PM     Cubbie Time in Cubbie Room (Puppet Show and Lesson)

7:40 PM     Cubbie Game Time in the Fellowship Hall

7:55 PM     Crafts and Handbook Time in Cubbie Room

8:15 PM     Cubbies not yet picked up go to Auditorium for a movie

What should we be doing at home between club time?

• Unlike other clubs, Cubbies requires Parent or Guardian participation during the week.  Each Cubbie Club member is required to work through their handbook at home, and recite the weekly verse (with help!) to their Leader at the next club night.   Parents or Guardians sign off in the handbook when the clubber says the verse to them at home.

What is the Cubbie Song?

• In the back of the handbook, you can find the music for the Cubbie song. It is a short and cheerful tune with actions that clubbers will do every week to get them geared up to learning with Cubbie!

Why are there 2 different handbooks?

• There are 2 handbooks for each year a child is in Cubbies.  Clubbers will start off with the HoneyComb handbook, and once completed, they will move on to the AppleSeed handbook.

Are Uniforms required? What do they look like for Cubbie Clubbers?

• Uniforms are not required, however, the younger children really enjoy them as they receive patches for each section they complete.  You can see an example in the handbook.

6:30 PM         Doors Open, Clubbers can begin arriving

6:45 PM         Clubbers are checked in, and sit with their Leaders in the Auditorium

7:00 PM         Opening Ceremonies (AWANA Song, AWANA Pledge, US Pledge of Allegiance, Birthdays, Special Announcements)

7:15 PM         Quiz Time (content based on prior weeks Counsel time)

7:35 PM         Clubbers are dismissed with their Leaders for Handbook Time

7:55 PM         Clubbers head back to the Auditorium for Counsel Time

8:15 PM         Counsel time ends, Clubbers stay in  Auditorium to wait for pick-up

When is Awana held?

• AWANA is held Wednesday nights from 6:45 PM - 8:15 PM
• NO CLUB is held during LWSD weeks off (LWSD 2021-2022 Calendar)

What are 'Theme Nights'?

• There are 'Theme Nights' Every Club night where kids can dress up, or participate in contests.

What is 'Counsel Time'?

• Counsel time is where an AWANA leader will present information about God, the Bible, or the Gospel.

What is 'Game Time'?

• Games are done every night where teams of 4-6 compete against each other. Game time is held by all clubs, with Sparks and T-n-T joining in the same game time.  Cubbies and Puggles have their own individual game time

I heard there are prizes...?

• Yes! We like to award kids for participation and prizes are given every club night. Candy is a popular option, so if you would prefer your child not receive any food items - please let the AWANA secretary know so alternative prizes can be provided.

Is there any cost to participating in AWANA?

• Yes, there are uniforms (Optional), handbooks (required), and a nominal yearly fee charged.  Families can opt to pay as they go throughout the year if they are unable to pay a lump sum at the beginning of the year.