Who am I?
Why am I here?
Who’s with me?
By allowing students to dive deep into the Scriptures and answer these questions for themselves we allow them to own their faith and discover what they actually believe.
Awana is focused on master Life Threads that we want to weave in and out of the lives of students as they grow from ages 2-18. The Life Thread for Trek is destiny. So we built this middle school curriculum to ask an important question, ‘Who Are you?‘ The only way to answer this was to place them in the larger story that God is telling through scripture.
Trek 1 focuses on four big concepts in a framework called Redemption History. The four big concepts are Creation, The Fall, Redemption and Consummation. It allows them to work through the entire scripture and understand the big story God is telling, not only about the world but what God is telling about them as well.
Awana is focused on master Life Threads that we want to weave in and out of the lives of students as they grow from ages 2-18. The Life Thread for Trek is destiny. So we built this middle school curriculum to ask an important question, ‘Who Are you?‘ The only way to answer this was to place them in the larger story that God is telling through scripture.
Trek 1 focuses on four big concepts in a framework called Redemption History. The four big concepts are Creation, The Fall, Redemption and Consummation. It allows them to work through the entire scripture and understand the big story God is telling, not only about the world but what God is telling about them as well.
Awana is focused on master Life Threads that we want to weave in and out of the lives of students as they grow from ages 2-18. The Life Thread for Trek is destiny. So we built this middle school curriculum to ask an important question, ‘Who Are you?‘ The only way to answer this was to place them in the larger story that God is telling through scripture.
Trek 1 focuses on four big concepts in a framework called Redemption History. The four big concepts are Creation, The Fall, Redemption and Consummation. It allows them to work through the entire scripture and understand the big story God is telling, not only about the world but what God is telling about them as well.
These are the bible reading summaries for the Trek program. Every student/leader will need to download these in order to complete the Bible reading/summary requirements for the Trek program.
Download the Trek Parent Guides to give to the parents of your students so they can follow along.
Throughout Scripture, awards are given in recognition of special achievement or obedience. Awana values the commitment students have for growing in their faith. These are the major awards student may receive in Trek and Journey.
Timothy = 4 years of work
Meritorious = 6 years of work complete
Citation = 10 years of work complete
Students are honored for their hard work and dedication as they participate in Trek and Journey and complete the following requirements each year:
Trek Check (Entrance booklet to be completed once when student starts the Trek program)
Trek 1: His Story Bible Study, Bring a Friend, Bible Summaries
Trek 2: His Love Bible Study, Bring a Friend, Bible Summaries
Trek 3: His People Bible Study, Bring a Friend, Bible Summaries
Faith Foundation (Entrance booklet to be completed once when student starts the Journey program)
Disciples Bible Study, Bible summaries, Share your faith, Attend Christian training seminar, Participate in long-term service project.
Advocates Bible Study, Bible summaries, Share your faith, Attend Christian training seminar, Participate in long-term service project.
Witnesses Bible Study, Bible summaries, Share your faith, Attend Christian training seminar, Participate in long-term service project.
Leaders Bible Study, Bible summaries, Share your faith, Attend Christian training seminar, Participate in long-term service project.
Click the above tab to learn more about Bible Summaries
Bring at least one visitor to Journey or youth group, Sunday school, a church service or special youth activity sponsored by your church.
Students need to have one spiritually significant conversation with a nonbeliever.
Faithfully spend at least three months in an area of service. Suggested service areas include:
Serving as a Student Leader in any of your church’s Awana ministries.
Serving as an assistant teacher or worker in Sunday school or children’s church.
Participating as a regular member of a youth or adult choir or worship team.
Assisting in the leadership of your youth group.
Working in a puppet ministry
Participating in your church services on a regular basis—greeter, special music, ushering, technical support, etc.
Your church offers many areas of serving. Work with your Journey leader, youth pastor or senior pastor to see where you can best serve God in your church.
This could be an Awana Ministry Conference, Sunday school conference, youth seminar, or other class offered by your church. Contact your youth pastor, senior pater or Journey leader for a recommendation.
Throughout Scripture, awards are given in recognition of special achievement or obedience. Awana values the commitment students have for growing in their faith. These are the major awards student may receive in Trek and Journey.
Timothy = 4 years of work
Meritorious = 6 years of work complete
Citation = 10 years of work complete
Students are honored for their hard work and dedication as they participate in Trek and Journey and complete the following requirements each year:
Trek Check (Entrance booklet to be completed once when student starts the Trek program)
Trek 1: His Story Bible Study, Bring a Friend, Bible Summaries
Trek 2: His Love Bible Study, Bring a Friend, Bible Summaries
Trek 3: His People Bible Study, Bring a Friend, Bible Summaries
Faith Foundation (Entrance booklet to be completed once when student starts the Journey program)
Disciples Bible Study, Bible summaries, Share your faith, Attend Christian training seminar, Participate in long-term service project.
Advocates Bible Study, Bible summaries, Share your faith, Attend Christian training seminar, Participate in long-term service project.
Witnesses Bible Study, Bible summaries, Share your faith, Attend Christian training seminar, Participate in long-term service project.
Leaders Bible Study, Bible summaries, Share your faith, Attend Christian training seminar, Participate in long-term service project.
Click the above tab to learn more about Bible Summaries
Bring at least one visitor to Journey or youth group, Sunday school, a church service or special youth activity sponsored by your church.
Students need to have one spiritually significant conversation with a nonbeliever.
Faithfully spend at least three months in an area of service. Suggested service areas include:
Serving as a Student Leader in any of your church’s Awana ministries.
Serving as an assistant teacher or worker in Sunday school or children’s church.
Participating as a regular member of a youth or adult choir or worship team.
Assisting in the leadership of your youth group.
Working in a puppet ministry
Participating in your church services on a regular basis—greeter, special music, ushering, technical support, etc.
Your church offers many areas of serving. Work with your Journey leader, youth pastor or senior pastor to see where you can best serve God in your church.
This could be an Awana Ministry Conference, Sunday school conference, youth seminar, or other class offered by your church. Contact your youth pastor, senior pater or Journey leader for a recommendation.
