In Greensboro, my daughter was presented with her
Awana Citation Award by the founder and president of
Awana. Here is the official photographer's take on it. When we returned home, she gave the award to our local club to keep until she finished the last section in her book. At that time, she had one left.
What a darling child she was.
Musically talented from an early age, too.
Four graduating seniors await their awards presented by our local missionary who is also the club director for the high school club at our church.
They may grow taller, but they never grow up. Notice that my daughter is holding hers upside down, on purpose. The young lady wit
h the different award started Awana later and completed 6 of the 10 books that the other graduating seniors did, which is quite a challenge for one who did not learn to memorize from age 3 like the others did.
Congratulations to all of you.
What a darling child she was.
Four graduating seniors await their awards presented by our local missionary who is also the club director for the high school club at our church.
They may grow taller, but they never grow up. Notice that my daughter is holding hers upside down, on purpose. The young lady with the different award started Awana later and completed 6 of the 10 books that the other graduating seniors did, which is quite a challenge for one who did not learn to memorize from age 3 like the others did.
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