Hey kids!
How would you like to be part of a club where you can really have fun? This organization is called Awana and there is no other club like this! You can have a really fun time while learning more about God and how he loves you.

You will be with a group of friends that are your age and like the things that you do. Also, you will wear a uniform and receive awards for learning more about our loving God. Beside the awards, you will be given "Awana Bucks". You can spend your special money buying fun things from the "Awana Store". There really is no other club like Awana!

We would like for you to join the Awana Club. If you would like to become a member, just tell your mother or father so they can contact the church and enroll you. We hope to see you in Awana very soon!
 

Awana Age Groups
	Puggles - This is the youngest group at 2 years old
	Cubbies - ages 3 & 4 yrs
	Sparks - grades K through 2nd grade
	Truth & Training - grades 3rd through 5th

As loving parents we all value our children's education. We may pay tuition for a private school or drive several miles daily in order that our children may attend the school that best offers the education that your child will need in order to be successful in today's world. We may mortgage our home or work a second job in order to put our kids through college.

We all know that a well-rounded education involves the "mind- body- spirit". Our children will likely be active in extracurricular activities such as dance, music, sports, scouting, and many other things. All of these things are important toward our final goal of raising a responsible adult, when kept in context. It is easy, however, to get so involved in these daily activities being a "Soccer Mom" or "Baseball Dad" that we don't even think about the most important aspect of our child's education. One with eternal ramifications.  ...an education about our loving God.

We love our children and would never intentionally do anything to harm them. However, if we fail to educate our young children about the love of God, then nothing else really matters.

Anyone would admit that this graphic is meant to be humorous, however our actions speak louder than words. If sports or anything else keep us or our children from  worshipping the God of love, then this message really hits home!

Awana is great place to get your child involved learning about our loving God. Awana is really appealing to children and teaches "work = reward". The children develop social skills, learn teamwork, sharing, and most importantly learn about God's Word. The verses learned at this age will be with them throughout their life.

The Awana Club meets every Wednesday evening at 6:15 pm. Very economical meals are served at "Wednesday Night Supper" which begins at 5:00 pm. If you would like to enroll your children in Awana simply call the church office (478-275-0175), or contact Lee Ciucevich, the Awana Director by email. Be sure to incluede your childs age, grade, sex, and size in your email. A "Q & A" section follows that will answer most of your questions.

                

                     Awana Q & A

What is Awana? - The name may sound foreign, however it comes directly from the Bible in (II Timothy 2:15) which states:
15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a
workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.

    (Approved workmen are not ashamed)
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I have never heard of Awana. Is Liberty the only church with this program?

Awana International is the most popular children's ministry of it's type with more than 5000 clubs in foreign countries. Check out their website for more information.
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Do I/we need to be a member of Liberty Baptist in order for my child to join Awana?

No, enrollment is open to any child in this area.
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Do Awana Clubbers wear uniforms?

Yes, the uniforms consist of T-shirts, vest, and a bag for the younger groups.
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What are the costs of the uniform?

The uniforms are very modestly priced and are provided to you at our cost. Please do not allow this cost to prevent enrolling your child in Awana. Contact the church office or email the Awana Director for information pertaining to specific costs and special arrangements. Be sure to include your child's age, grade, sex, and size in your email.
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How can I register my child for Awana?

You may call the church office during regular business hours (9:00 am - 5:00 pm) Monday - Friday (478-275-0175) or contact Lee Ciucevich, the Awana Director, by email. Click Here