Awana missionary provides five different ways for an Awana club leader, or any child disciplemaker, to measure how effective (or successful) they are at discipleship.

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Linnea Sandvall, Awana missionary, tackles an issue that every leader has faced or will face during their time in ministry in this episode. That issue is, what to do when ministry feels more like a “have to” rather than a “get to?” Linnea provides six practical ways for leaders to check in with themselves in they find they are in this position, and most important she provides encouraging reminders from Scripture near the end of this episode. Thanks for listening!

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The Awana Clubs Podcast is the audio home for all things Awana Clubs. Each week we equip, engage, and inspire local leaders and parents who are committed to resilient child discipleship. New episodes every Tuesday!

Learn more about Tim and Linnea Sandvall and their ministry.

Contact our Partner Care Team 866-292-6227 or email them today.

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Week after week, we work hard to disciple the children in our Awana Club; if we’re honest, sometimes we’re unsure if they are listening. Be encouraged! They are listening and God’s word never returns void. In this podcast, Kris Wood talks with Jensen Koch about how God continues to use Awana to make an impact on her and others around her.

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In this episode of the Awana Clubs podcast, host Bob Bennett and Mike Reed discuss the vital role of Awana missionaries in building relationships within the church community, the importance of faith support, and the need for more missionaries to reach children with the gospel. They explore Discover Awana, which helps potential missionaries understand their calling, and emphasize the unique talents each individual brings to ministry. The conversation highlights the organization’s goal to raise 40 new missionaries in the coming years.

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In this episode of the Awana Clubs podcast, host Bob Bennett and guest Mike Reed discuss the vital role of Awana missionaries in reaching children for Christ. They explore the mission and vision of Awana, share personal stories of their journeys into this ministry, and emphasize the importance of relationships in effective child discipleship. The conversation highlights the diversity of Awana missionaries and outlines their responsibilities in supporting local churches and expanding outreach efforts.

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Have you wondered how to engage parents and families more in your church’s children’s ministry? Holding an Awana Grand Prix is a fantastic way to do just that! In this episode, Bob Bennett, along with Jerry Berheim and Jeff Gilipin, answers your questions and will help you get started on this amazing outreach opportunity!

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In this episode, Bob Bennett talks through three essentials that every club needs to be organized: policies, finances, and a schedule. Whether you are a seasoned or brand-new leader, Bob’s ideas will be a benefit to your club!

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Awana Clubs Game Time is a favorite part of the night for children and leaders alike. With just a little prep time and creative thinking, your Game Time at your next Awana club can get everyone involved to make it the best night of the week.  In this episode, Kris Wood and Kim Grembowski discuss creative ways to make Game Time fun for everyone.

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No two churches, ministries, or Awana clubs are the same. We are all looking for ways to adapt what we do to meet the needs of the families that we serve. In this episode, Bob Bennett shares ideas on adapting the Awana club ministry to best serve your local church.

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Scripture memory is an integral part of our ministries. In this episode, Bob Bennett shares thoughts on why we memorize Scripture and how important it is to facilitate spiritual growth. Listen as Bob gives tips on how to help kids memorize and encourages leaders to work at memorizing themselves!

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