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Seasons come and go—seasons of weather, seasons of life, and seasons of ministry. Watching God work is, in many ways, like watching the seasons change over time. He uses many different people and many different strategies to accomplish His purposes in different times.

For most of a century, Child Evangelism Fellowship has shared the love of God and the message of Jesus Christ with children and adults around the world. One of our primary methods is through Good News Clubs, during which children having parental or custodial permission receive biblical instruction in voluntary classes.

Last year more than 15.6 million children around the world heard a clear Gospel presentation through ministries of Child Evangelism Fellowship®. The Sponsor-A-National™ program is a vital part of reaching children for Christ.

Many baby boomers want to go beyond writing a check and roll up their sleeves to get involved in the work of world evangelization.

Child Evangelism Fellowship® conducted a voluntary survey among principals of public elementary schools that host a Good News Club® (GNC™) after the last bell rings. Two hundred and twenty-four principals from around the country (28 states represented) took the survey. Principals all across the US stated that Good News Clubs have proven to be a possitive experience in their schools.

The Lord has opened doors to ministry in the Eastern Province of Zambia. For three years in a row, CEF Zambia has been able to do ministry in Katete, 842km from Luanshya, the headquarters.

An exciting collaboration is opening doors in apartment communities across the United States! Child Evangelism Fellowship® and Global Ministries Foundation (GMF) are working together to reach America’s children with the Gospel.

These children need to know that God is always in charge no matter what circumstances arise and that there is hope.

Katherine Stewart wrote a book titled Good News Club: The Christian Right’s Stealth Assault on America’s Children. She claims to be a journalist, but failed to observed one of the most important elements of journalism when writing her book about Child Evangelism Fellowship and Good News Club.