AWANA stands for Approved Workman Are Not Ashamed.  The program is for pre-kindergarten to fifth grade. 

It is nationally recognized and runs during the school year.  Children earn uniforms and awards through scripture memorization and activities.

There are three distinct aspects of AWANA:

• Handbook Time: Children work closely with their leaders to memorize key scriptures and Bible facts.
• Game Time: Structured games incorporating the AWANA circle teach sportsmanship and team play.
• Council/Green Meadow Time: Here the children learn about the gift God gives us and how to live in a way         that honors Him. 

RCCC Awana 09-10

· Commander-Mike and Sharon Dunn
· T&T directors (3rd thru 5th grade)-Patty Withrow/girls; Roger Mills, Boys
· Sparky Director (kindergarten thru 2nd grade)-Tom Bottoms
· Cubbies Director (3 years old by September 1 thru pre-kindergarten)-Rachelle Leavens
· Puggles (2years old thru 3 year olds that miss the Cubbies cutoff date) Lori Thomas will be  

    leading this program!
 

Important dates: (Remember!!! If Cabell County Schools are closed for a “weather/snow day” their will be no

services at RCCC)

May 25 Awards Night (Sanctuary)

THEME NIGHTS for the entire club; (others to be announced)
 

April 14 Pie-Eye Night

April 28 – “AWANA’s Got Talent” Night (Sanctuary)

May 5 Cinco De Mayo Night

AWANA Club Groups

Cubbies - 3 year old though 5 year old (pre-kindergarten)

Sparks- Kindergarten through 2nd grade.

T and T (Truth and Training) 3rd grade through 5th grade (pre-youth)

There is also a program called LIT which is a young leaders program for those who have completed the T and T level.