• Cubbies (pre-K) is a closed program and all participants must register prior to the first night of Awana. (Please view the Awana Registration Details for more information about Cubbies Registration.)
• Sparks (K-2nd grade) and T&T (3rd-6th grade) students can register any time during the school year.
• We encourage Sparks and T&T students to bring friends any night of the year. Visitors in Sparks and T&T attend for free. If your student will attend more than 3 times in a year, please complete the registration.

Sparks book - $15; Sparks Uniform - $12
T&T Book - $16; T&T Uniform - $20

Yearly Dues range from $30-60, depending on the time of year. Register in July or August to get the best price!

Visitors are welcome to attend for free in Sparks (5k-2nd grade) and T&T (3rd-6th Grade).

We understand that many circumstances can make it difficult to pay for Awana dues or materials, which is why we are happy to provide financial assistance so everyone can participate in Awana. To inquire about financial assistance, please complete the Financial Assistance Request Form, found in the description of the Awana registration, or contact [email protected].

 AWANA is currently offered at the Appleton and Hortonville locations. When you register for a specific location, your books, awards, and uniforms will be at that location. Before registering, please decide as a family which Awana club you will attend.

Yes, a zoom parent meeting will be held in the month of August – more information can be found in the Awana Registration details or by emailing [email protected]. Although it is not required, we recommend that parents attend so that their family can get the most out of Awana.  

Alliance Church offers a wonderful ministry for students with special needs, ensuring that all participants can be happy, successful, and safe during AWANA. To ensure that support is available for your child, we kindly request that you contact our Special Needs Ministry Coordinator at [email protected] before registration. For more information about the Special Needs Ministry at Alliance, please visit our special needs page. 

The name Awana is an acronym for “Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed,” which comes from their key verse: “Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth” (2 Timothy 2:15, KJV). At Awana, we develop resilient disciples who love studying God’s word to deepen their relationship with Him. 

We want every preschooler and parent who participates in Cubbies to enjoy the maximum benefit from the program, which is why at least one parent must attend the Cubbie Parent Meeting before your child can register for Cubbies, even if they participated last year. Visit our events page or contact [email protected] to register for a Cubbie Parent Meeting.

Safety and security is our top priority in Discovery Land (Sundays and Awana), which is why we have put the following safety procedures in place:  

• Children in preschool receive a matching wristband with the parent who drops them off; the parent with the matching wristband must be the person who picks up the child. 
• All volunteers have background checks and are trained in all security standards and safety procedures. 
• A trained security team is on-site for all Awana programming.