Wordless Book Demonstration Video
The Wordless Book provides a simple way to share the Gospel message. It is the core message CEF missionaries have shared with over 260 million boys and girls around the globe for over 80 years. Even children are using The Wordless Book to share this message with their friends and family.
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IMPACT Magazine Fall 2024
In this FREE issue of IMPACT magazine learn about how CEF is winning against the attacks on children.
Abiding in Christ
Okay, I admit it—I’ve got some favorite students in my Sunday school class. You know who I’m talking about—the student who sits up in her chair, helps her classmates, and always wears a cheerful smile. But sometimes the fruit we see in these children is coming from a wrong motive or heart attitude. Maybe they obey out of obligation or the desire to be better than their peers.
Children cannot grow God-glorifying fruit in their own strength, so how can we help them so that it will grow supernaturally in their lives?