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About AWANA at FBC
AWANA is a Bible-based club that gives children the opportunity to know, love, and serve Jesus Christ all while building a relationship with their fellow club members and group leaders. Children will be engaged through exciting games, story-telling, crafts/activities, and biblical teaching.
Every week clubbers get the opportunity to earn points by doing such things as bringing their Bibles, reciting memory verses, and participating in fun theme nights. At the end of the year, they get to "spend" those points on various prizes in our much-loved AWANA Store.
Any child 3 years old (and potty trained) through 5th grade may participate in AWANA. Everyone is welcome to attend whether you are a member of First Baptist or not! We offer two different clubs divided by age group: Cubbies for our little ones and AWANA Brite for our big kids.
We meet on Sunday nights from 5:30 to 7:00 pm throughout the school year. It's never too late to register your child(ren). Registration is open and available throughout the year!
Pre-K, Age 3 (and potty-trained) - age 5
Cubbies introduces preschoolers to God, His Word, and His love. They learn core truths about God, Jesus, and salvation which help to build a strong foundation of faith. Cubbies will be given a special vest to wear when they come to club and will be able to place newly earned badges on it as they progress throughout the year. They also receive a handbook* with weekly lessons that they will work on in the classroom and at home to earn their uniform badges. Club time for Cubbies typically includes fun songs, story/handbook time, a puppet show, and snack time.
*Cubbies will be working out of the AppleSeed Handbook for 2025-26.
Kindergarten - 5th Grade
Brite goes through "God's Big Story" with monthly memory verses and a strong focus on Bible lessons. At the beginning of the year, we start with Genesis and move forward. Lessons coincide with the time of year as well (e.g. Jesus' birth during the month of December). The last lesson of the year typically focuses on the Great Commission. The Bible is read, heard, and connected to Jesus in every lesson and in ways that kids can understand it in their lives today. Children learn how the Bible applies to He (Jesus), to We (as a group), and to Me (as an individual). Every club ends with Game Time. During Game Time, clubbers develop the skills of good sportsmanship and encouraging teamwork—important life skills!
Theme Nights
2025–2026 AWANA Costs
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