Thursday, June 24th, 2010
Monday, May 24, marked the completion of 12 years of hard work and service for Amy and Wendy. That day they were each presented with the Awana Citation Award. For young people involved in Awana, earning the Citation Award is the ultimate achievement. The Citation is their reward for thousands of hours attending group meetings, working with children, getting involved in their communities, completing 10 years of biblically grounded curriculum and learning more than 700 Bible verses.
The awards ceremony was held at Grace Baptist Church in Santa Clarita. Wendy was the first of three students to speak. She shared what the various stages of Awana meant to her spiritual growth and development. Amy delighted all by playing the piano before and during the ceremony, including two of her own compositions.
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Wednesday, June 23rd, 2010
Not to be outdone by her little sister, Kelly, on May 17, our Emily completed her Awana year. Emily finished her book, and a plaque for her accomplishments. She, too, went above and beyond and did the extra credit and earned a certificate and pin for her efforts.
Emily had a blast this year making a DVD of the year's accomplishments (including her participation on the Bible quizzing team, and the game team). The video was presented at the awards ceremony, and the audience enjoyed it tremendously. She's already thinking ahead to making a video for next year.
Way to go Em!
On May 10, 2010, Kelly completed her 5th grade Awana year. She not only earned her third book award, but she went above and beyond the call of duty and did all of the extra credit projects - including reciting 4 questions, 32 answers, and 32 verses in one sitting - by memory!!
Job well done, Kelly! We are proud of you!
Tuesday, October 28th, 2003
We've just completed another year of the AWANA program and Amy & Wendy have earned the distinguished Timothy Award!
Emily, Amy, Wendy, and Kelly show the awards they have earned in AWANA
On October 28, Pine Mountain Christian Community Church held its annual AWANA Awards Program.
We are proud of all of the girl's accomplishments. We are especially proud of Amy & Wendy, who have completed 6 years of the AWANA program and have each earned the Timothy Award a year early.
To earn the Timothy Award, a boy or girl must memorize 393 Bible verses, attend club 120 times, and complete 16 activities on missions, patriotism, health and service. This award is based on the Bible verse found in 2 Timothy 2:15.
Thursday, October 24th, 2002
The AWANA Bible club we have been leading
ended this month. Kelly received an award for finishing her first
Cubbie book; Emily received an award ribbon for finishing her second Cubbie
book; Amy and Wendy received trophies for finishing their grade-level book,
as well as pins for finishing a second workbook. We were extremely
proud of all of their hard work memorizing Bible verses.
Amy & Wendy receive an AWANA Award
Kely & Emily strike a pose
This month, Kathy and I accepted the responsibility
to lead the
Cubbies
in our local
AWANA
Bible club.
Here I am, about to bring Cubbie bear (a puppet) out of his house, as part
of our nightly skit. We have about fifteen 3-4 year olds in our class
each week. It is a delight to be teaching with my sweetheart.
Monday, May 24, marked the completion of 12 years of hard work and service for Amy and Wendy. That day they were each presented with the Awana Citation Award. For young people involved in Awana, earning the Citation Award is the ultimate achievement. The Citation is their reward for thousands of hours attending group meetings, working with children, getting involved in their communities, completing 10 years of biblically grounded curriculum and learning more than 700 Bible verses. 
