UNIFORMS
Uniforms are a required element of H.I.S. Club. The uniform must be worn to all club meetings and H.I.S. Club sponsored activities unless otherwise specified by a director.

When clubbers complete the Rank Path, they are allowed to buy a shirt displaying the H.I.S. Club insignia. The color of the shirt coincides with the grade level of each individual club. As they progress, they also earn the Path Award Bar, that is attached onto the uniform on the right front area. The Path Pins, when earned, are worn on the Path Award Bar.

AWARDS
As clubbers complete the Rank, Path, and Step requirements, they will be awarded the appropriate bar and pins. H.I.S. Club awards can only be worn on the H.I.S. Club uniform. NO award will be given to any clubber who is not in uniform.

The Path Awards are earned as follows (one award per child):

Level “A” - 1 pin is awarded at the end of each path where all “A” Steps have been completed.

Level “B” - Award will be given at the end of club year when all “A & B” Steps have been completed.

Level “C” - Award will be given at the end of club year when all “A, B & C” Steps have been completed throughout the book.

“KING'S TOKENS”
King’s Tokens are given to clubbers as a reward for weekly achievements.

DISTRIBUTION
Distribution of King’s Tokens is as follows:

• Handbook - 1 token for each Step passed
• Path Review - 5 tokens for each Review passed
• Uniform, handbook, Bible - 3 tokens for each night a clubber brings these items to club.

Tokens are also used as a reward in other areas such as Game Time, showing Christ-like behavior, or bringing a friend.

REDEEMING TOKENS
Approximately every five weeks a Club Store is held so the clubbers can spend the tokens they have earned. The items are priced according to the value of each item. Example: for each 10 cents spent on an item, it will cost the clubber one token; i.e. if the item costs 50 cents it will cost the clubber 5 tokens. Money to purchase these items comes from weekly dues and fund raisers such as the bake sales. Each individual club is responsible for stocking their own Club Store. Examples of things that can be purchased are toys, candy, books, etc.