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Awana
Trek Bulletin Board
Trek Special
Events will be posted here throughout the year!
Have a GREAT
2008-2009 Trek Journey!
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Welcome to the GBC Awana® Trek 24-7 page!

Trek is the new middle-school program from 24-7
Ministries, the youth ministry arm of Awana®.
Trek takes the best of our 25 years of middle-school ministry
experience—and makes it even better!
"Trek answers the questions kids are asking
— literally! Over the past two years, we’ve
asked hundreds of Trek students, “What’s your
biggest question about God and the Bible?” Trek takes
these real questions from real students and answers them from
the Bible in a relevant, engaging way." - Trek Web
site
Geary Baptist Church Trek 24-7 Information
- You must be in grade 7, 8 or 9.
- Your parents must be in agreement with you joining our
Trek 24-7 group. Please have them complete the Medical Release
form and return it to the Trek 24-7 Secretary.
- Trek 24-7 meet Wednesday evenings at 6:00pm. The meeting
periods are:
- flag ceremony
- feature event (gym time)
- large group , everyone works on the team unit
- small group, complete team unit, starting blocks, Sprint
Marathon (individual) course and projects, including Pacer
Challenges
- Register every night with the Trek 24-7 Secretary in the
Family Center.
- Pay dues of 30 cents per week to the Secretary.
- New members must complete the starting blocks to earn
the Team Member Certificate, to wear the Trek 24-7 shirt
and to begin studying the Sprint course.
- Each Trek 24-7 clubber will be assigned to a Red, Green,
Yellow, or Blue team.
- Team points can be earned each week by clubbers as follows:
Discovery Hour 20; Bible 20; Church 20; conduct 20; completion
of units in Starting Blocks, team and individual courses,
and projects 100; Pacer Challenges 100. Members of the team
earning the most points each week are given shares which
can be spent at the Awana® store held several times per
year.
- Awards; Stripes for every 10 team, Sprint, Marathon, or
Pacer Challenges. Book awards and Pacer Pins can also be
earned.
- Good conduct is essential and encouraged by these two
methods;
- FIVE COUNT: used to quiet the entire group. A leader
counts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and the Trek 24-7 club members must
be quiet before 5 is reached.
- THREE COUNT: used for individual discipline. If a clubber's
conduct is not acceptable they are given a "1"
count (clubber loses 20 conduct points), then "2"
(clubber loses all points earned that night and their
share), and finally a "3" count. Clubbers are
taken to the Commander or Pastor after each count. If
a Trek 24-7'er is given "3" counts in any 4
week period, they are then taken home by two leaders who
will tell the clubber parents the reason for bringing
the clubber home. The clubber is welcome back next week
if they plan to have acceptable conduct.
- General Rules:
- Always be polite, no bad language, name calling or fighting
- Wear sneakers and clothes for the gym (or bring them)
- Wear your Trek 24-7 shirt
- Costs; pay the Trek 24-7 Secretary. Payment can be spread
over several weeks. Uniforms = $24.00; Team Course = $5.00;
Sprint and Marathon Course = $6.00
POLICE BACKGROUND CHECKS & APPLICATION
FORM FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH WORKERS - All children
and youth workers are being asked to get their police background
checks completed as soon as possible. You can pass them in
to Diane Davidson or Pastor Greg to have on file in the church
office. If you have not received your copy of the "Child Abuse
Prevention Policy" and the "Application Form for Children
and Youth Worker", please contact Diane
Davidson. The completed forms are to be passed in by March
13, 2005. This would include all workers who help with: Cubbies,
Sparks, T&T Clubs, Trek 24-7, Senior, Junior Church, Church
Nursery and VBS.
Notice to leaders: this page can also be accessed via the subdomain:
youth.gearybaptist.org
“Awana® and the Awana logo are trademarks of Awana Clubs
International. Used by permission.”
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