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16 ways to keep children excited about Awana during summer 31-May-17 The last group of children leaves the stage on awards night. Everyone had a wonderful time this past year in Awana, and now they’re looking forward to the summer: church camp, summer Bible school, visitors, family vacations, and carefree days without homework. With all […]

7-Aug-17 The priority of Awana’s service is to deliver the Bible to children… and to nurture lifelong disciples. Building the kind of relationships that allow us to share the Gospel and foster this discipleship requires effort. This effort entails more than just showing up to the club and waiting until the time is over while

20-May-21 When we pray, do we offer prayers centered entirely around ourselves and our comfort? Do we pray for growth, God’s intervention, and the needs of others? What should we pray for? I recently heard a young priest praying at a gathering for middle school youth. During his prayer, he asked for sunny weather for

7-Jul-21 Every father has struggled with concerns about his role in raising his children since the fall. Yet in every generation, God has given His strength, power, and grace to devout parents to raise a righteous offspring. Below are six expectations from the Word of God that our Heavenly Father has for earthly fathers everywhere.

28-Jun-21 When we find ourselves in a difficult situation, the greatest weapon already available to us is prayer. But it’s not only our prayers; it’s also the prayers of our fellow believers who have come alongside us in the fight. Abel Lopez, our Latin American Awana director, is our guest on the blog this month.

19-Jul-21 Over the past several months, our team at Owana has been memorizing and engaging with the second chapter of the Book of Philippians. We gather in small groups not only to commit to memorizing the Bible but also to discuss and interact with it, allowing it to impact our daily lives. Through this passage,