2024 Good News Club Report

CEF® of Central Alabama facilitated [] Good News Clubs® in the 2023-2024 school year and reached close to [] children. Of those children, [] professed Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior (John 12:32). These Good News Clubs® were held in the following Elementary schools: Blount, Brewbaker, Chisholm, Coosada, Dozier, Eclectic, Edgewood (Selma), Floyd, Forest Avenue, Garrett, Halcyon, Morningview, Pike Road, Pine Level and Seth Johnson.

There were three community Clubs at Camp Grandview, Eastdale Baptist Church and Heart of God Church. Our first Junior Youth Challenge Club® (JYCTM) was held at Camp Grandview in conjunction with the Good News Club®. CEF® of Central Alabama is proud and grateful to partner with area churches:

We are prayerfully seeking ways to grow the work God is doing through Good News Club®. You can partner with us to share Christ with even more children this coming year! All are welcome to our upcoming Good News Club® training on [2024]

Bill Thompson, pastor of Grace Presbyterian Church, teaches a Bible lesson about the Holy Spirit at the Dozier Elementary Good News Club®.

Two brothers pray together at a Good News Club® partnered with a Single Moms’ ministry at Perry Hill United Methodist Church.

Students from Coosada Elementary and their families build lasting relationships with Good News Club® volunteers, such as those that invited them to the end-of-year celebration at Victory Baptist Church.

Elizabeth Gunter and Ruth Barnes lead a Good News Club® in Hopper Gardens, a downtown Montgomery apartment Complex.

Jamal Frazier build relationship with a young boy in Good News Club® partnered with a Single Moms’ Ministry at Perry Hill United Methodist Church.

Jessica Bowman teaches a memory verse to students in the Coosada Elementary Good News Club®.

Rebekah Ford listens to children say their memory verses at the Halcyon Elementary Good News Club®.

Students learn to pray at the Coosada Elementary Good News Club®.

Student learn the goodness of God and his ways in Good News Club®.

Pastor Kirby Smith helps a student lead prayer at the Blount Elementary Good News Club®.

Volunteers from Morningview Baptist Church lead children in Good News Club® at Morningview Elementary.

Karen Blake and Pam Jernigan of Grace Presbyterian Church teach Ephesians 2:8 and 9 to students at Dozier Elementary Good News Club®.

Pastor James Williams of Two Cities Presbyterian Church opens a new Good News Club® at Floyd Elementary.

Matt Burkhart of The Church @ Pike Road and a student lead the opening prayer at Pike Road Good Elementary Good News Club®.

Students help each other find Scripture at Eclectic Elementary Good News Club®.

A volunteer teaches about God’s omniscience and sovereignty at the Coosada Elementary Good News Club®.

Volunteer from Church @ Pike Road leads students in the song, “He is God”, at the Pike Road Elementary Good News Club®.

Volunteers welcome children to Good News Club® at Coosada Elementary.