SUMMIT FAQs
Dates and Locations for Summit 2012
Summit 2012 will be held at Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, IL, March 3-6, 2012. All events will be held on sight, no travel to any off site locations is required.
Registration and Hotel
Click here to register for Summit. This year you will be able to pay your fees by credit card or check!
To reserve rooms at Pheasant Run in St. Charles, IL please click here.
Summit Schedule
The Saturday opening session is the kick off for a fast paced four days! Sunday night is the Citation Ceremony. There will be a Citation Reception after the ceremony for everybody! Make sure you greet the Citation achievers and congratulate them for their accomplishment. Monday and Tuesday are filled with Bible Quiz, Fine Arts and Volleyball. Tuesday night wraps up the Summit experience with the Bible quiz finals and the closing session. You won't want to miss a minute of Summit 2012!
The Summit schedule is still tentative and subject to change. All events will take place at the host hotel, Pheasant Run.
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for the AwanaGames, Bible Quiz, Fine Arts, Summit Choir or Volleyball you must be a current high-school student, age 18 or younger as of September 1, 2011 and completed the current year of Faith's Foundations.
Regional Team Guidelines
Click here for Regional Team Guidelines.
Summit Fees
Click here for Summit Registration Fee Chart.
Awana Games Partial Team
What is a partial team? NEW THIS YEAR! Individual registrations will be accepted this year for AwanaGames. If you don't have enough for a full team, but have students that want to participate, SIGN THEM UP! There will be a separate division for these combined teams. This will allow many of the smaller churches to compete in this exciting event. Also, if you have an adult that is willing to coach a combined team, please indicate that on the registration form.
The Summit contact person will be notified the week of February 12 of team placement.
Wristbands and Daily Passes
Wristband or daily passes are required for ALL adults and students who are attending Summit, not just the youth leaders and the students.
Daily spectator passes are available for the competitions and events (AwanaGames, Bible Quiz, Fine Arts, Volleyball and the Citation Ceremony) and can be purchased for $10 each day at the Summit Office.
Summit Office
The Summit Office is located at the Legends Room and is open each day. Office hours will be posted at Summit.
For general Summit questions please contact the Summit Director, Harvey Hagen at harveyh@awana.org.
For event specific questions please contact the venue coordinator listed at the top of each event page on the website.
Meals
A cash lunch station will be set up Sunday in the Mega Center and Monday and Tuesday at the Garden Atrium.
Parking
Parking, and lots of it, is FREE. Plenty of space for cars, vans and buses right at Pheasant Run.
Lost and Found
Lost items turned in to Summit will be stored in the Summit office. Any items not claimed by the end of Summit will be held for 30 days and then thrown or given away.
Shipping costs/postage for any items sent to you after Summit is the responsibility of the Summit attendee.
Tours
As long as you are in the Chicagoland, why not stop by Awana Headquarters in Streamwood and take a tour of Awana? You can also tour Awana's shipping and warehouse building at Penny Lane in nearby Schaumburg.
Tour times and Monday and Tuesday from 8:30 am – 3:00 pm. We encourage you to sign up ahead of time to get a time that works with your schedule. To sign up contact Becky Smith at beckysm@awana.org.
Offering
An offering will be taken for a special project during Summit.
Psalm 1
Blessed is the man…
Psalm 1 gives us a wonderful blueprint of how we should be living our life. It is terrific passage of Scripture that we should all commit to memory.
As a gift to Art Rorheim, the co-founder of Awana, we are encouraging all Summit attendees to memorize Psalm 1. During Summit we will recite it in unison for Art.
Click here to download the Psalm 1 passage. We are asking that everyone memorize Psalm 1 in the King James Version, to make the group recitation all in the same version.
