Awana Theme Song
We get excited and
look forward to every
Awana Club season
and trust that God will
be seen in everything
that we do.
We consider it a
privilege to be able to
minister
to
your
children. Should you
have any questions,
you may call me at
517-614-3397.
In His Service,
Jerry Miller, Awana
Commander
Firmly AWANA stands, led by the
Lord’s commands,
“Approved workmen are not ashamed,”
Boys and girls for His service claimed!
Hail! AWANA! On the march for youth;
Hail! AWANA! Holding forth the truth.
Building lives on the Word of God
AWANA stands!
Our Savior following with steps unfaltering,
And love unaltering, His praise we sing,
His banner over us, in service glorious,
We’ll fight victorious for Christ our King!
YOUTH ON THE MARCH!
Awana® is a Registered Trademark of Awana Clubs International
Awana Pledge
I pledge allegiance to the
Awana flag, which stands for the
Awana clubs; whose goal is to
reach boys and girls with the
Gospel of Christ, and to train them
to serve Him.
The Awana Club held at Jackson
Christian Elementary School
is a ministry of
Cascades Baptist Church
1012 W High Street
Jackson, MI 49203
Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed
II Timothy 2:15
2016-2017
AWANA is a
program for
children and
consists of
three groups.
Cubbies: 3 & 4 yr olds
Sparks: grades K, 1, 2
T&T: grades 3, 4, 5, 6
Awana meets at
Jackson Christian
Elementary School,
801 Halstead. The
club is held every Wednesday, 6:30 – 8:00 pm
throughout the school
year.
4. Handbooks alone are $9.00.
5. Parents are encouraged to
help their children at home
so that they can be ready
to recite their verses to their
Leaders during Handbook
Time.
Some things to know about
the club:
1. Club starts at 6:30 p.m.
and concludes at 8:00
p.m.
2. Weekly dues are
cents per clubber.
50
3. Uniforms / Books – Once
the
Clubbers
have
passed their Entrance
Tests, they are eligible
to purchase a uniform
vest or t-shirt AND a
handbook.
a. Cubbies book &
vest is $15.00
b. Sparks book & vest
is $17.00
c. T&T book & poloshirt is $20.00
6. Special functions will be
scheduled throughout the
year, and Parents are
encouraged to come and
participate
in
these
activities.
WHAT DOES AN EVENING
LOOK LIKE?
When the Cubbies come
to club, they begin their
evening in their Cubbies
room. There they have
their Bible story time and their
Handbook time where they
learn
Bible
verses
and
complete sections in their
handbook. They go to the
gym for their Game time.
The Sparks and T&T begin
in the gym for the
opening for the
evening
with
pledges to the
American flag
and to the
AWANA flag.
Recognition of birthdays
and visitors as well as any
announcements are done
at this time as well. Then
each of these two clubs
dismiss to their class areas
where they have their
own
Handbook
time
(reciting
verses and
working on
their books), Council time
where
they
hear
a
devotional, hear from a
missionary, or learn about
Bible stories and the
application for their lives,
and Game time which
takes place in the gym.