CEF Dallas

Good News Club

Trained teachers meet with children in schools, homes, churches, apartments, and community centers—with parental permission.

What happens at a club?

Each week includes an exciting Bible lesson, songs, Scripture memory, a missions story, review games, and other activities focused on the lesson's theme.

Every club includes a clear presentation of the Gospel and discipleship teaching that helps children grow in faith.

Good News Club questions

Where can a club meet?

Anywhere children can safely gather: public schools, neighborhoods, apartment communities, churches, daycares, and community centers.

Who teaches the club?

Concerned Christians volunteer their time, receive CEF training, affirm the ministry's statement of faith and policies, and complete appropriate screening.

What does it cost?

There is no cost for a child to attend. Hosting churches generally cover curriculum, materials, and other club expenses.

How is child safety handled?

CEF screens workers and requires its child-protection process. Sensitive registration and screening information is not collected through this site's general forms.

Bring a club to your community

CEF Dallas can help a church or volunteer team discuss locations, training, and a practical start plan.