Good News Club® Network
Helping churches reach kids for Christ
CEF of Britain has developed the Good News Club Network as a means to serve and support local evangelical churches in their efforts to reach children for Christ. Clubs are usually held weekly, but may also be bi-weekly or monthly. Some function under the title "Good News Club", others have a name chosen by the local church. Venues vary from church premises to local schools or community halls. There is a dedicated "Network" section on our website with help and ideas exclusively for churches that are part of the Good News Cub Network.
What does CEF provide?
CEF
provides free on-going training, ideas and advice - when requested.- CEF provides the yearly core teaching programme (leaving room for flexibility) and makes the teaching materials available for purchase.
- Once a year CEF will make a free booklet available for each child in clubs affiliated to the Network e.g. a daily devotional or evangelistic booklet.
- CEF provides free extra online resources for teachers of clubs affiliated to the Network.
- When there are several Good News Club Network outreaches in an area, CEF will organise an annual special event for the children.
What are the responsibilities of the local church?
- The club is an outreach of the local church and is under its leadership.
- The church is responsible for child protection policy and relevant checks.
- The church provides the teachers and helpers, prays for the club and buys the teaching materials.
- The church endeavours to build strong links with the children and their families.
To download a Good News Club Network brochure, please click here.
If you would like to discuss the possibility of your church becoming part of the Good News Club Network, please click here to email us indicating your interest along with your name, address, phone number and church connection and we will be in touch.
For more information about starting a Good News Club in your home, please click here.
