First Baptist Church of Edgewater
Awana Bucks
Awana bucks are spent in the Awana store on Store Night.
One Awana Buck
Arrive On Time (Before 5:00 PM)
Come to Club
Bring Dues (Fifty Cents a Week-may be paid in advance)
Wear Your Uniform
Bring Your Bible
Two Awana Bucks
Complete a Handbook Section in Club
Complete a Handbook Section at home (Parent signature required)
Five Awana Bucks
Bring a First Time Visitor
Participate in Special Nights
When all the clubbers and leaders in a club are in uniform.
(Excludes visitors and clubbers who have yet to receive their uniform)
Ten Awana Bucks
Come on the first meeting night of your birthday month.
(June, July, August birthdays are honored at the first meeting in September.)
Double and Triple Buck Nights
The first night after a planned night off is a double or triple (after Christmas break) buck night for sections only. Clubbers receive four bucks for each signature on a Section that is said that night or at home. Therefore, it is possible to earn 8 bucks per section on double bucks night and 12 on the triple bucks night.
When does 19 = 20?
Miss Carole will trade 19 Ones for a 20 Awana buck at any time.
Awana bucks are spent in the Awana store on Store Night.
One Awana Buck
Arrive On Time (Before 5:00 PM)
Come to Club
Bring Dues (Fifty Cents a Week-may be paid in advance)
Wear Your Uniform
Bring Your Bible
Two Awana Bucks
Complete a Handbook Section in Club
Complete a Handbook Section at home (Parent signature required)
Five Awana Bucks
Bring a First Time Visitor
Participate in Special Nights
When all the clubbers and leaders in a club are in uniform.
(Excludes visitors and clubbers who have yet to receive their uniform)
Ten Awana Bucks
Come on the first meeting night of your birthday month.
(June, July, August birthdays are honored at the first meeting in September.)
Double and Triple Buck Nights
The first night after a planned night off is a double or triple (after Christmas break) buck night for sections only. Clubbers receive four bucks for each signature on a Section that is said that night or at home. Therefore, it is possible to earn 8 bucks per section on double bucks night and 12 on the triple bucks night.
When does 19 = 20?
Miss Carole will trade 19 Ones for a 20 Awana buck at any time.
The Awana Store
The Awana Store is the place where the clubbers get to spend the Awana bucks they have earned. There are five Store Nights during the Awana year. The second store is the Christmas store with free gift wrapping. The last store is on the last regular meeting of the year.
The Store “merchandise” is mostly gently used items that come from a variety of sources. Prices range from 1 to over 200 bucks. Therefore, clubbers might want to save their bucks for more expensive items.
Since the clubbers enjoy buying for other people, as well as themselves, a large variety of items are carried. Many of the items are “one of a kind”.
Parents, especially parents of Cubbies, are encouraged to help their clubbers make their purchases. When Sparks and T&Ts know the number of bucks in their possession when they enter the store, they are given another Awana buck.
Today’s children are bombarded with many non-Christian heroes and values. While many of these are not inherently bad, Awana only wants to promote godly values, good role models, and positive heroes. Therefore the following will not be knowingly carried in the Awana store.:
· Things that depict or represent heroes or characters from
secular media.
· Santa Claus, Easter Bunny, Good Fairy
· Things that can be considered ungodly or can have
the appearance of evil.
· Food, candy, gum
Donations that follow these guidelines will be gladly accepted. Please see Miss Carole to make your donations. Both new and gently used items are appreciated.
The Awana Store is the place where the clubbers get to spend the Awana bucks they have earned. There are five Store Nights during the Awana year. The second store is the Christmas store with free gift wrapping. The last store is on the last regular meeting of the year.
The Store “merchandise” is mostly gently used items that come from a variety of sources. Prices range from 1 to over 200 bucks. Therefore, clubbers might want to save their bucks for more expensive items.
Since the clubbers enjoy buying for other people, as well as themselves, a large variety of items are carried. Many of the items are “one of a kind”.
Parents, especially parents of Cubbies, are encouraged to help their clubbers make their purchases. When Sparks and T&Ts know the number of bucks in their possession when they enter the store, they are given another Awana buck.
Today’s children are bombarded with many non-Christian heroes and values. While many of these are not inherently bad, Awana only wants to promote godly values, good role models, and positive heroes. Therefore the following will not be knowingly carried in the Awana store.:
· Things that depict or represent heroes or characters from
secular media.
· Santa Claus, Easter Bunny, Good Fairy
· Things that can be considered ungodly or can have
the appearance of evil.
· Food, candy, gum
Donations that follow these guidelines will be gladly accepted. Please see Miss Carole to make your donations. Both new and gently used items are appreciated.