Meeting teenagers “where they are”
Where will our high-school ministry take your teenagers? That depends on the teen. Varsity is designed with all kinds of teens in mind. Our materials are flexible enough to help you reach a broad spectrum of young people and disciple them to a deeper maturity in Christ.

Like our junior-high program, Varsity offers three levels of ministry:

• The first level (Come See) is an outreach to unsaved youth.
• The second level (Come Follow) helps new believers grow spiritually.
• The third level (Come Serve) trains committed believers for leadership.

In addition, Varisty meetings take that same three-tiered approach by offering something for everyone.

• A feature event uses spirited games and activities to attract unsaved teens to church and then make them feel at home.
  [Game Tri-angle, outside: 6:30 pm - 7:10 pm]
• Group time communicates a single Bible truth that spiritually lost teenagers can grasp and churched teens can grow from.
  [Classroom 202, upstairs: 7:15 pm - 8:30 pm]
• Teens then return and are organized into small groups according to their spiritual needs for a time of discipleship.
  [Classroom 211, upstairs: during 2nd service, Sunday 9:15 am - 9:45 am]

• 2006-2007 Events Calendar (Requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.)
• Varsity Photo Gallery

Like a year of Bible college …
Going through Awana from preschool through high school is like spending a year in Bible college. The biblical instruction your young people will receive is that good. After four years in our program, your teenagers will be armed with the training they need to make a difference in the world for Christ. In Varsity they will:

• Learn and review up to 151 verses
• Hear the gospel — and pass it on to others
• Discover how to cultivate a lasting relationship with God
• Build a biblical understanding of a host of theological issues
• Develop the knowledge and know-how to share and defend their faith
• Apply God’s Word to every area of their life

Can you say scholarships?
An added bonus to teens that progress through Awana is the opportunity to earn college scholarships. A growing number of Christian colleges are offering scholarships to students who have earned the Citation and Meritorious Awards, two of the highest honors in Awana. These awards are given to students who complete a specified number of handbooks and manuals.