Articles that relate specifically to Awana
I almost started a fight at Awana Headquarters. It’s true, the tension was so thick that you could “see” it and as they say, you could “cut it with a knife”. So much so that someone else had to divert the conversation around the table to try to diffuse the situation. So what did I … [Read more…]
Like many of the Awana missionaries, I do not personally know Wes and Jennifer. They are relatively new to the Awana mission field as full-time missionaries, but their desire to reach kids for Christ is not new. Wes was recommended to me to highlighted by a fellow Awana missionary, so I encourage you that if … [Read more…]
Tim probably does not remember me from way back when, but I first knew Tim before he was a missionary, back when he was on Ken del Villar’s ministry team in Maryland (though I’m not sure we formally met back then). I was just getting involved in Awana back then when he became a missionary … [Read more…]
This week I head down south for some southern hospitality. While I haven’t met TJ – or his wife Kathy – personally, he is a good friend on FaceBook and I enjoy sharing his life in that way. His status updates not only share about his love for his family, but also how God is … [Read more…]
There are two ways to consider children as missionaries: 1. As a means to reach the parents – Yes, some people still hold this view and when one does, it uses the children as a tool instead of individuals that need salvation. This trend is diminishing, but I believe some will always have this view … [Read more…]