Awana

Awana is here! This non-denominational Christian ministry is open to all children 3 years old (and out of diapers) through 6 grade. Awana meets every Sunday night, from 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. throughout the traditional school year. CRBC provides a nursery for younger children.

Find out more about Awana by reading below or clicking the video links on the right side of this page. Then check out Awana for yourself. Bring your child(ren) to the next meeting.

Registration is required. Get a head start. Download the registration form now.

 CRBC Awana Registration Form (pdf)

When you decide on Awana, fees apply. To cover the cost of uniforms, books and awards, we require a yearly registration fee of $25 for one child -or $50 for an entire family. In addition, the clubs collect weekly dues of 50 cents per child. However, CRBC will never turn away a child because of financial hardship. Full scholarships available for families in need.

What is Awana?

CRBC is excited to present Awana,  the premiere ministry helping local churches reach children for Christ. Awana blends Bible teaching, scripture memorization and tons of fun. The name AWANA is an acronym for Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed, taken from 2 Timothy 2:15.

You can bring your children to Awana with confidence. All leaders are trained, have passed background checks and are members of CRBC. Our Awana leaders style is one of love and encouragement. The program is well funded and is a priority for the church.

CRBC offers 3 Awana clubs, each arranged by age. For 3 and 4 year olds, Cubbies is a safe, inviting, and very fun club that teaches children about God using a storybook style that appeals to preschoolers. For Kindergarten through 2nd graders, combining both learning and fun, Sparks immerses children into God's word with scripture memorization and frequent gospel presentations. And for 3rd through 6th graders, Truth & Training (T&T) teaches the truth of God’s Word and trains children to follow Christ in their daily lives.

What Makes Awana Unique?

• Clear, consistent presentation of the gospel
• Bible memory – our cornerstone
• Circle games exclusive to Awana
• A fun approach to learning God’s Word
• Leadership training that is second to none
• The church leaders of tomorrow trained to serve today
• Evangelistic focus designed to reach unchurched youth and their families

What are the Meetings Like?

An Awana meeting has three segments to provide start to finish learning (and maybe a bit of fun too!!!). Each has a purpose.

Led by the Games Director, every Awana Club meeting includes a high-energy Game Time featuring individual and team competition. Game Time unleashes kids' natural energy and enthusiasm. The Awana Game Circle has universal appeal. Everyone participates.

Led by the Club Director, the whole club gathers for Council Time that includes a Bible message, singing, and announcements of upcoming events. Another highlight of Council Time is the presentation of awards for individual handbook progress and team competition.

Trained Leaders assist the clubbers through Handbook Time. Clubbers develop a Bible-based view of how to know and serve God. Clubbers are rewarded for their achievements such as understanding and memorizing key Bible verses as they progress though their handbooks.

For More Information

To find out more about Awana at CRBC contact our Commander, Wendy Bailey. For more information about Awana in general, click the following link:

   www.awana.org

Awana Meeting Calendar

What is Awana?

This 2 1/2 minute Video shares what Awana is really all about. Choose one of the links below to view this video.

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The Awana introductory video, One Child at a Time, is a six-minute introduction to Awana. Choose one of the links below to view this video.

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