Where there is a will, there is a way. Every Eastbridger is a member of AWANA Clubs International (Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed), a Christian club program that nurtures children's spiritual growth through Bible teaching, Scripture memorization, and character development, along with games and activities that build lasting friendships.
Many of those games are played on the AWANA Square, the four-colored game area at the heart of every AWANA club night. In 2024, before our move to our current campus, we had to lay out a new square each time we rented a covered court, which was tiring work for teachers and volunteers.
Mindful of the children's safety, our School President, Pastor Gerry, ordered a soft mat made to fit the AWANA Square. Because of its size and because it came from abroad, it took more than a month to arrive. The mat was not cheap, so we partnered with the Rosehill AWANA Club to share it: the two clubs split the cost equally, and both use it.
Update
Since School Year 2025–2026, Eastbridge has been on its bigger campus, built as a school, with a covered basketball half-court and a wide hallway that can host activities.
Why AWANA matters to us
At Eastbridge, we count spiritual intelligence, a child's growing relationship with God and love for others, among the gifts we work hardest to nurture. AWANA gives our children a joyful, structured way to hide God's Word in their hearts, and the games remind them that faith and fun belong together.
Thank you to the Rosehill AWANA Club for the partnership, and to our AWANA leaders and volunteers. To God be the glory!
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