AWANA

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The little Fullers LOVE going to AWANA on Sunday nights. They love everything about it. The pledges, the games, the vests, the books, the stories, the characters, the WORD OF GOD being hidden in their hearts.

Sunday night was our AWANA awards. The little Fullers were awarded for working so hard and saying their verses this year.

Paul is in Puggles. He has a blast!
The girls are in Cubbies. They have learned 30 verses this year.
Luke is in Sparks. He has learned about 30 new verses as well. One of those was John 1:1-4 which had to be recited in its entirety. He also learned the books of the Old Testament.
Afterwards, we had an ice cream social. We wanted a picture of Paul's certificate, he was more interested in his ice cream.
Sarah Belle enjoyed her ice cream too!
So did Anna Brooke!
Luke enjoyed the time with his friends as well as his ice cream.

We are so, so proud of all the little Fullers. They have worked very hard to learn these verses this past year. We are greatful to God for this program that introduces them to the concept of studying the Word of God.

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