AWANA stands for "Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed", from 2 Tim 2:15. It is a nondenominational youth ministry whose goal is to reach boys and girls with the Gospel of Jesus Christ and train them to serve Him in accordance with 2 Tim 2:15. The program can be found in 13,000 churches in 110 countries around the world.
Contact the CBC office for questions about how the program works, or how you can help!
Initial sign up for AWANA commences in late August or early September (check the events tab). Also, kids can jump in at any point during the school year.
This is the general schedule for the CBC AWANA Clubs for 2024-2025.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why AWANA?
AWANA consists of a fun mixture of scripture memorization, council time/singing, and the ever popular game time. If your desire is to ground your child in a knowledge of the scriptures, check out AWANA.
Who Can Attend?
Youth throughout the community are welcome to attend.
When is it held?
AWANA is every Wednesday evening from 6:20 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. starting in September and going to the first week of May.
What is the cost?
Call the office for information on the cost of books and vests/shirts. If finances are a difficulty for you an alternative means of purchasing the uniform is available. Please let the office know.
What Are Theme Nights?
We like to have some fun and so each Wednesday night has a theme. In the past we have had: duct tape night where your child brings their custom made duct tape attire or accessory; face paint night, where kids come with their faces painted!. Click here for the current year theme night schedule.
How Can I Help?
We encourage parents to get involved in helping at AWANA! There are many opportunities available to match up to the gift you have, including listeners, secretaries, game leaders and club leaders and helpers. Please prayerfully consider how you can help and then contact us for more information. Training is provided.
What is the "Grand Prix"?
Each year Sparks and T&T clubbers come together with their families and race their cars! And it is more than just building a race car and watching it run down the track. It helps to build a bond between kids and their parents as they work together to design the best car ever. And everyone who attends will hear the good news that God loves them and sent His Son to rescue them from sin.
Clubs
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Pre-School Ages 4-5-6
Cubbies® celebrates the spiritual potential of preschoolers by helping them develop respect for God, His Son and His Word.
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Cubbies is divided into two groups, Young Cubbies (4 and young 5 year olds), and Cubbies (Older 5 year-olds and 6 year olds not going to K)
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Sparks K-2
Sparks® ignites the curiosity of early elementary-age kids to learn about the people and events of the Bible, building a foundation of wisdom for knowing Christ.
Sparks is divided into three years (K, 1st and 2nd grades), each with a unique rank: HangGlider®, WingRunner® and SkyStormer™.
Truth & Training Grades 3-6
The T&T (Truth & Training) curriculum teaches kids the truth of God's Word, trains them to follow Him and practice His grace. In this 4 year curriculum series (3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grades), kids will explore the fundamental doctrines of Christianity:
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The character and nature of God
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The structure & sequence of the Bible
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The redemption narrative
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Key practices for followers of Jesus
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Trek Grades 6-8
Trek challenges students to wrestle with the three most important questions they’re asking in middle school:
Who am I?
Why am I here?
Who’s with me?
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By allowing students to dive deep into the Scriptures and answer these questions for themselves we allow them to own their faith and discover what they actually believe.
Journey Grades 9-12
Journey® establishes high school students as lifelong disciples through a deep study of God's Word, mobilizing them to live with godly perspective and evident faith.
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Journey is a multi-year high school ministry curriculum including Disciples, Advocates, and Witnesses.