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AWANA Attendees Earn Award

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March 6, 2024
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AWANA participants receiving a perfect attendance award were, from left, Tori Heavner, Addy Huffman, Elle Huffman, Ivy Huffman, and Karlee Arbaugh.

The High Rock Church Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed program (known as AWANA) recently celebrated the end of the first semester with a delayed Christmas celebration.

This year for the first-time perfect attendance was rewarded with a donation from Melissa Lambert. Recognized with the Melissa Lambert Perfect Attendance Award were Addy, Elle, and Ivy Huffman, Tori Heavner, and Karlee Arbaugh.  The girls were given a perfect attendance medal, a certificate, and an M&M candy cane.

AWANA is a Bible-based, Christ-centered program for children ages 2 to 18. It is an international Bible centered youth ministry club whose primary goal is to teach boys and girls the Gospel of Christ and train them to serve Him. The program gives children the opportunity to know, love and serve Jesus, no matter their background.

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