summer Good News Club

Our purpose

As with all CEF ministries, the purpose of the summer Good News Club is to evangelize boys and girls with the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and establish (disciple) them in the Word of God and in a local church for Christian living.

Interested in hosting a summer Good News Club?

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“My family hosted a Summer Good News Club at our home for the first time last summer, and we are so glad we did! Not only did we learn firsthand much more about CEF and Good News Clubs than we had previously, but it gave our family an extra opportunity to interact and meet the families in our neighborhood. The coordinator was very helpful in answering questions and in communicating. We enjoyed getting to know the summer missionaries, and they did a great job working with the kids. Recently we had neighbor kids ask if we were going to do one again – they sure had fun!“
– Megan Theobald

The summer Good News Club

The summer Good News Club* also known as 5-Day Club,  is an exciting, fun-filled one and a half hour experience held each day for five consecutive days. It includes: dynamic Bible lessons, creative learning activities, inspiring missionary stories, meaningful songs, and life-changing Scripture memorization.

*summer Good News Club is a pilot program of CEF.

Summer GNC Registration

Interested in attending a summer Good News Club?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Who sponsors the club?

The summer Good News Club is sponsored by CEF, an international, Bible-centered organization, which has been in existence for over 85 years. CEF shares the Gospel with more than 19 million children each year. 

Many times local churches co-sponsor the club as an effective outreach.

Who can attend?

The summer Good News Club is open to all boys and girls between the ages of five and twelve, regardless of religious background. Parents are welcome to attend the club with their child.

Who teaches the club?

Christian teenagers or sometimes adults who are concerned for the spiritual well-being of children teach the club. These teachers have received specialized training from CEF and are carefully screened as required by the Child Protection Policy of CEF.

Is there any cost?

There is no charge for children to attend.

An optional missionary offering is taken each day. The children are encouraged to earn money for the missionary instead of just asking a parent.

Will my child be safe?

CEF has taken specific steps to insure the safety of every child. All club workers have been carefully screened as required by the Child Protection Policy of CEF.