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| A town can have as many Awana Clubs as it has groups of people willing to run them. |
Myth: The official order of the colors is red, blue, green, yellow.
Fact: There is no official order.
Myth: Each town is only allowed one Awana Club.
Fact: A town can have as many Awana Clubs as it has groups of people willing to run them.
Myth: You can’t have an Awana Club until you have an official Game Square.
Fact: Some clubs run with no game square at all!
Bonus: Check out these nontraditional Awana Game areas!
Myth: Awana is only for kids within the church; outside kids cannot attend.
Fact: On average, 10 percent of the kids attending any giving club don’t attend a church at all. Awana has complete sets of resources dedicated to bringing in the outside kids, including the “Bring-A-Friend” section in the handbooks and The Great ShakeUP four-week program.
Myth: Awana can only be held in a church building.
Fact: There are Awana Clubs in schools, community centers, parks and apartment complexes, just to name a few.
Have you heard any Awana myths? Do you want to know if something you heard about Awana is a myth or fact? Share in the comments!
For more information about Awana, visit the Awana Homepage.
To find a club in your area visit the Club Locator.
