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Our AWANA club was chartered in November, 1999, and we had our first meeting on February 6, 2000. Our charter number is 13,941. We have clubs for children three years old (child must have reached his or her third birthday by September 1, 2004) through eighth grade. We also have, for interested Senior High Students, the 24/7 Program through a mentoring program. We meet on Sunday evenings from 1800 (6:00 pm) to 1930 (7:30 pm). Clubbers ages 6 (K) - Junior High meet at the Youth Activity Center (Bldg 500), West Point, NY. Ages 3-5 (Pre-K) meet at the the chapel Nursery Annex (Bldg 791).
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West Point Awana Club Programs
  Cubbies 3-5 years old (preschool)
 

Sparkes K, 1st & 2nd grades

  Truth & Training 3-6 grades - boys & girls meet separately
  Junior Varsity (JVS) 7th & 8th boys & girls
  Varsity 24/7 Course Through a mentoring program 9th-12th boys & girls
 
What Occurs at the AWANA Meetings?

The AWANA program is centered on a weekly club night, consisting of three major parts with an Opening and Closing Ceremony.
 
 
 

Opening Ceremony is where Leaders greet their Clubbers each week and recite together the Pledge of Allegiance and the AWANA Pledge.
Game Time is packed with exciting activities that include both team and individual competition. Game Time promotes the development of team spirit, good sportsmanship, coordination skills, and self-confidence.
Handbook Time is a learning and training time focused on the importance of God's Word for daily living. Working on-on-one with their leaders, clubbers recite memory verses and answer questions to demonstrate questioning that he or she comprehend the Bible verses and readings.
Council Time(Story Time at Cubbies Level) includes songs, presentation of awards and other recognition for individual and group achievement, and a short message of encouragement based on a Biblical truth or story for all the members of that particular Club.
Closing Ceremony wraps the weekly meeting up, provides a time of thanks for God's blessing, and affords parents an opportunity to hear any announcements being made regarding future club meetings.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Theme Nights - Throughout the year, West Point AWANA schedules Theme Nights for the Clubbers to dress up and do something a little different. Clubbers who participate in the Theme Night receive extra shares. (not cubbies level)
  Beach Night: Wear something from the beach.
  International Night: Wear or bring something from another country.
  Bible Character Night: Come as a favorite Bible character.
  Button Night: Wear sport buttons or button necklaces.
  Backward Night: Wear your clothes backwards.
  Weird Hair Night: Wear your hair all crazy.
Community Post Chapel ~ 799 Biddle Loop ~ West Point, NY 10996 ~ 845-938-2003