Awana Clubs

Soaring to the End

The end of our Awana year will be here before we know it!
Let's finish strong as we continue learning about God and completing our handbooks.

Theme Nights

March 11 — Soaring High
Make a paper airplane at home and bring it for extra points. AND we’ll use it at Game Time. Will it fly the farthest? Maybe do a loop? Or is yours all about looks?

March 18 — Soaring Low
What kind of animal can you think of that is low to the ground? Does it move fast or slow? Draw a picture for extra points.

March 25 — NO CLUBS
Please join us for a performance of This Day of Resurrection.

April 1 — Don’t Be a Fool / Uniform Inspection
Bring a joke to share. Wear your uniform and have all of your emblems attached.

April 8 — 6th Grade Challenge — Dress Like a Sea Creature
Last Handbook Night / Pizza Meal Sales Begin!
The 6th Graders have challenged us to dress up like a sea creature! What creature will you choose? Tonight is also the last handbook night. You may buy your pizza meal tickets starting tonight.

April 15 — Rehearsal Night
There will be lots of things happening tonight so it’s VERY important for you to be here! We’ll practice for our Award Service, take group photos, and have fun playing games. We’ll also recognize our leaders! (Maybe you want to bring your leader a thank you note?) 
Get your pizza meal tickets!

If you cannot attend the Award Service,
please let Miss Sandi or one of the Secretaries know by April 8.
You will receive your award April 15.

April 25 — Awana Award Service & Carnival
Tonight we recognize the accomplishments of all of the Clubbers during our Award Service. Immediately following, we will have a pizza meal, Silent Auction, and carnival games with redemption area. Pizza meal tickets will be available for purchase April 1 - 22.

Our evening begins at 5 p.m. and will be completed by 7:30 p.m.

Award Service and Carnival

We celebrate the clubbers’ accomplishments at an Award Service and Carnival on the last Saturday in April. All clubbers participate and are recognized at our Award Service. We then enjoy a pizza supper and 'carnival style' games. Clubbers receive a voucher to use in the Redemption Area based on each 100 points earned at Club throughout the year. A Silent Auction helps supplement the funds the clubbers brought for Missions during the year. It's a great way to end the year!

About Awana

Awana helps churches and parents work together to develop spiritually strong children and youth who faithfully follow Jesus Christ. Southview offers Awana Clubs for children two years before Kindergarten through 6th grade on Wednesday evenings during the school year (mid-August through the end of April). We begin at 6 PM and end by 7:45 PM (Cubbies end at 7:30). We also provide support for 7th-12th grade students who would like to continue working through the Awana handbooks.

Our evenings include Biblical teaching, scripture memorization, relationship building, singing, games, and hopefully, lots of fun.

A child may visit twice before they are asked to register. There is a cost per child — to purchase a uniform, a handbook, and dues (covers the awards the child can earn). For the 2025-26 Club Year, first time clubbers will have dues waived. Scholarships are available. Please do not let finances prevent your child(ren) from attending Awana. All other functions and expenses are covered by our church.

If you wish to visit or register your child, please arrive before 6 PM Wednesday evening and one of our staff at the Secretaries’ Table located in the hallway will be happy to assist you.

For those in Sparks and T&T Clubs, we have Theme Nights and Contests all year long.  We celebrate all of the clubbers' accomplishments with an end-of-year Award Service and Carnival.

For more information about our church’s Clubs, please contact the church office. For more detailed information about Awana, please visit Awana.org.